A tour de force of Philosophical thought
Ikhwan al-Safa by Omar A. Farrukh, Ph.D, Member of the Arab Academy, Damascus (Syria) A INTRODUCTION The name Ikhwan al‑Safa was assumed by a group of libres penseum who cultivated science and philosophy not for the sake of science and philosophy, but [..]
Zaharism by Omar A. Farrukh, Ph.D, Member of the Arab Academy, Damascus (Syria) A BACKGROUND Since the second/eighth century, an interminable dispute dragged on for a long time between those who upheld the authority of Tradition [..]
Maturidism by A.K.M Ayyub Ali, M.A, Ph.D, Principl Government Rajshahi Madrasah, Rajshahi (Pakistan) A detailed discussion of the fundamental principles of Islam led Muslim scholars in the second and thir/eighth and ninth centuries of Hijrah to [..]
Tahawism by A.K.M Ayyub Ali, M.A, Ph.D, Principl Government Rajshahi Madrasah, Rajshahi (Pakistan) A TAHAWI’S LIFE AND WORKS Abu Ja’far Ahmad b. Muhammad b. Salamah al‑Azdi, al‑Hajri, al‑Tahawi, was born at Taha, a village in upper [..]
Ash’arism by M. Abdul Hye, M.A, Ph.D, Professor of Philosophy, Government College, Rajshahi (Pakistan) A AL‑ASHARI’S LIFE AND WORK Asharism is the name of a philosophico‑religious school of thought in Islam that developed during the fourth [..]
Muʿtazilism by Mir Valiuddin, M.A Ph.D., Professor of Philosophy, Osmania University, Hyderabad Deccan (India) MUʿTAZILISM A THE GENERAL MUʿTAZILITE POSITION Subsequent to the times of the Companions of the Prophet of Islam, the Muʿtazilah creed made [..]