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Alkindi The Father Of Islamic Philosophy 1st Edition Bridget Lim Jennifer Viegas

Name: Alkindi The Father Of Islamic Philosophy 1st Edition Bridget Lim Jennifer Viegas
SKU: BELL-51625810
Price: 31.00 USD
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Alkindi The Father Of Islamic Philosophy 1st Edition Bridget Lim Jennifer Viegas instant download after payment.

Publisher: Rosen Publishing Group

File Extension: EPUB

File size: 11.42 MB

Pages: 114

Author: Bridget Lim; Jennifer Viegas

ISBN: 9781508171317, 1508171319

Language: English

Year: 2016

Edition: 1

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Alkindi The Father Of Islamic Philosophy 1st Edition Bridget Lim Jennifer Viegas by Bridget Lim; Jennifer Viegas 9781508171317, 1508171319 instant download after payment.

Al-Kindi is believed by many scholars to be the first Islamic philosopher. At a time when Europe was plunged into the Dark Ages, the Islamic world was experiencing an important time of cultural growth and scientific advancement. While many considered Muslim students of ancient Greek philosophers to be infidels, al-Kindi was able to master the scholarship while interpreting it through his Muslim faith. His conclusions always supported the teachings of Islam, but the methods that he drew upon to reach these conclusions were rooted in science, math, and principles accepted by many other cultures and faiths.