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Prophetic Niche In The Virtuous City The Concept Of Ikmah In Early Islamic Thought Hikmet Yaman

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Prophetic Niche In The Virtuous City The Concept Of Ikmah In Early Islamic Thought Hikmet Yaman
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Publisher: Brill
File Extension: PDF
File size: 2.96 MB
Pages: 330
Author: Hikmet Yaman
ISBN: 9789004186620, 900418662X
Language: English
Year: 2011

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Prophetic Niche In The Virtuous City The Concept Of Ikmah In Early Islamic Thought Hikmet Yaman by Hikmet Yaman 9789004186620, 900418662X instant download after payment.

This book analyzes the concept of 'ḥikmah' in early Islamic texts within a network of multiple conceptual interrelationships in the cross-disciplinary context of Muslim works, roughly up to al-Ghazali's lifetime. The word 'ḥikmah' has a wide spectrum of connotations in these texts, because it basically contains all knowledge within human reach, and accordingly, received a range of diverse scholarly treatments. This work contextualizes 'ḥikmah' in a nuanced fashion in the collective usage of early Muslim authors, mainly by lexicographers, exegetes, philosophers, and Sufis. For the first time in the field of Arabic and Islamic Studies, particularly in Islamic Philosophy and Sufism, this study explores the concept of 'ḥikmah' in an all-embracing capacity. 'Ḥikmah' is a central concept of Islamic thinking, related to almost all intellectual disciplines of Muslim scholarly tradition, but it has been insufficiently underlined and treated in earlier western scholarship.

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