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The apostasy penalty and freedom of belief address the concepts of "apostasy" and its associated rulings, which have sparked extensive debate in the modern era, as they appear to conflict...

The book contains ten studies, all revolving around the subject of the new Kalam (Islamic scholastic theology) and its points of convergence with and divergence from ancient Aristotelian Kalam. These...

It explains the reasons that necessitate transforming mathematics into a "mental craft," how to use some mathematical ideas to approach many general issues, and discusses the historical "butterfly effect," taking...

The book seeks to study the nature of the relationship between the "problematization of ethics" on the one hand, and the "question of radical (i.e., genealogical) critique" of the traditional...

The book covers the period from the late 19th century to the present day. It aims to develop a qualitative understanding of traditional Arabic music, complementing other more general works...

Through the Center, Al-Samhouri also introduces his readers to another "Ahmad Hanbali," but one from a later period: the philosopher, theologian, jurist, "Sheikh Al-Islam," and religious and social reformer Ahmad...

In the Dispensary of Philosophy... This book is an attempt to reopen the record of thought regarding established psychological and mental treatments, and to question alternatives to achieving mental and...

Section: Thought and philosophy Number of pages: 488 pages The book (488 pages, medium format, documented and indexed) aims to be less than a single-process study of the philosophy of the...

Section: Political books Number of pages: 656 pages Contemporary Trends in the Philosophy of Justice The book revolves around what the American thinker John Rawls proposed regarding justice. He is the...

Section: Political books Number of pages: 448 pages In this book, the author reviews the history of Islamic philosophy in the East and the West, by narrating its time periods and...

This book, written by David Inglis and John Hughson, is a critical study of the emergence of cultural sociology, and an extensive exploration of the various intellectual schools and currents...