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Oxford University Press. Oxford: Oxford University Press. Retrieved The cosmological argument from Plato to Leibniz. Eugene, OR. Translated by Michael E. This is their key thesis as they attempt to explain the scientific and intellectual history of the Islamic world. It seems to be the most widely accepted view on the matter not only in the Western world but in the Muslim world as well.

George Saliba, a Professor of Arabic and Islamic Science at Columbia University who specializes in the development of astronomy within Islamic civilization, calls this view the "classical narrative" Saliba, Archived from the original on Retrieved 23 February Freedom and fulfillment: "al-Munqidh min al-Dalal" and other relevant works. Boston: Twayne. Bradley, Matthew ed. The Varieties of Religious Experience. Oxford Univ Press. Spiritual Classics. Retrieved April 23, J The Islamic Text Society. This period has tentatively been called the Golden Age of Arabic philosophy Gutas It is in this period, and especially in the thirteenth century, that the major changes in the coverage and structure of Avicennan logic were introduced; these changes were mainly introduced in free-standing treatises on logic.

Many of the major textbooks for teaching logic in later centuries come from this period. Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy. New York: Paulist. Quarterly Review of Comparative Education.

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Journal of Business Ethics. Badawi, Mu'allafat al-Ghazali , 2 vols. Cairo, Washington, D. Khalidi, Walid; Khalidi, commentary by Walid Before their diaspora: a photographic history of the Palestinians, — Edinburgh : Edinburgh University Press , Also see Tabaqat al-Shafiyya, subki, 4, IV, p. Siyar A'laam al-Nubala'. Lebanon: Dar Al-Hadith. Little, Brown. Archived from the original on 30 June Retrieved 27 May Early Islamic scholars.

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The Clarified in Legal Theory. The Jerusalem Tract [57]. Sources: [58] [59] : He was called The Proof of Islam and undoubtedly was worthy of the name, absolutely trustworthy in respect of the Faith How many an epitome has he given us setting forth the basic principles of religion: how much that was repetitive has he summarised, and epitomised what was lengthy.

How many a simple explanation has he given us of what was hard to fathom, with brief elucidation and clear solution of knotty problems. He used moderation, being quiet but decisive in silencing an adversary, though his words were like a sharp sword-thrust in refuting a slanderer and protecting the high-road of guidance. Wikisource has original works written by or about: Al-Ghazali.

Wikimedia Commons has media related to Al-Ghazali. Muhammad — prepared the Constitution of Medina , taught the Quran , and advised his companions. Ali — fourth caliph taught. Aisha , Muhammad's wife and Abu Bakr 's daughter taught. Abd Allah ibn Abbas — taught. Zayd ibn Thabit — taught. Umar — second caliph taught. Abu Hurairah — taught. Alqama ibn Qays died taught.

Husayn ibn Ali — taught. Qasim ibn Muhammad ibn Abu Bakr — taught and raised by Aisha. Urwah ibn Zubayr died taught by Aisha, he then taught. Said ibn al-Musayyib — taught. According to Horton, the central ideas of a myth are regarded as sacred.

There is anxiety about threats to them. One 'almost never finds a confession of ignorance and events 'which seriously defy the established lines of classification in the culture where they occur' evoke a 'taboo reaction'. Science, on the other hand, is characterised by an essential scepticism; 'when failures start to come thick and fast, defence of the theory switches inexorably to attack on it'. On the contrary, it is an intriguing 'phenomenon' - a starting-point and a challenge for the invention of new classifications and new theories. We can see that Horton has read his Popper well.

A field study of science itself shows a very different picture.

Such a study reveals that, while some scientists may proceed as described, the great majority follow a different path. Scepticism is at a minimum; it is directed against the view of the opposition and against minor ramifications of one's own basic ideas, never against the basic ideas themselves. Attacking the basic ideas evokes taboo reactions which are no weaker than are the taboo reactions in so-called "primitive societies.