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First published in 1901, "The History of Philosophy in Islam" is a complete summary of the flowering of Islamic philosophy in the late middle ages.
Medieval Islamic civilisation at its height was a centre of learning, and its philosophers were no exception. Islamic philosophers grappled with issues such as free-will, causality and the nature of reality. Some of these figures are still well-known, such as Ibn Sina (Avicenna), Ibn Roshd (Averroes), the Sufi Gazali, and Kindi.
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GenreSpirituality and Religion, Philosophy, Psychology
Length6 hrs 46 mins
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Publish dateAug 16, 2019
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1Preface
162. Farabi
21. INTRODUCTION
173. Ibn Maskawaih
31. The Theatre
184. Ibn Sina
42. Oriental Wisdom
195. Ibn Al-Haitham
53. Greek Science
205. THE OUTCOME OF PHILOSOPHY IN THE EAST
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62. PHILOSOPHY AND ARAB KNOWLEDGE
211. Gazali
71. Grammatical Science
222. The Epitomists
82. Ethical Teaching
236. PHILOSOPHY IN THE WEST
93. Doctrinal Systems
241. Beginnings
104. Literature And History
252. Ibn Baddja
113. THE PYTHAGOREAN PHILOSOPHY
263. Ibn Tofail
121. Natural Philosophy
274. Ibn Roshd
132. The Faithful Brethren Of Basra
287. CONCLUSION
144. THE NEO-PLATONIC ARISTOTELIANS OF THE EAST
291. Ibn Khaldun
151. Kindi
302. The Arabs And Scholasticism