Intelligence, intellect, and reason within Islamic theology and philosophy
The introduction to Ibn Khaldun's Kitāb al-ʿIbar, exploring human civilization, political associations, and the arts and sciences.
Cosmology refers to the study of the cosmos, deeply intertwined with the Quranic conception of God as the creator and ruler. It extends to both the physical and nonphysical worlds, contributing to various natural and mathematical sciences in Islam.
Hikmah refers to wisdom in the context of both revealed knowledge from the Quran and general sciences. It encompasses philosophical and practical branches of knowledge.
An exploration into how the principles of Humanism align or conflict with traditional Islamic teachings.
Medieval Jewish legal scholar, philosopher, and community leader known for his works on Jewish law and philosophy.
A form of public debate in classical Islam characterized by questions and answers, originally theological, later extended to other fields.
Iranian philosopher and theologian who merged diverse philosophical and theological traditions to create a new synthesis of Islamic thought.
Learn about the concept of 'Wujūd,' its philosophical implications, and distinctions in Islamic context. Explore how 'Wujūd' is categorized and understood by Islamic theologians and philosophers.
Iranian intellectual, political activist, and philosopher known for his critical views on theocracy and advocacy for the separation of religion and religious knowledge.
Term indicating a ruler, judge, philosopher, or traditional physician in Islamic contexts
Hunayn ibn Ishaq: Nestorian Christian translator and scholar instrumental in the translation of Greek texts into Arabic, significantly contributing to Islamic intellectual history.
Explore the concept of intellect in Islam, known as ʿaql (عقل). Understand its various dimensions and significance in Islamic philosophy and theology.
Prolific writer and polymath known for his historical-geographical works.
Explores the interaction between postmodernist thought and Islamic philosophy, theology, and culture.
Explore the interactions between Roman and Greek civilizations and Islam, focusing on their historical significance, philosophical contributions, and cultural impact within the Islamic world.
