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‘AQEEDAH: ISLAMIC CREED ISLAMIC
PHILOSOPHY (60 Hours)
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| I. OBJECTIVES |
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- Enabling the student to be exposed to the intellectual
legacy of Muslim philosophers and to understand and comprehend
it.
- Understanding efforts to blend philosophy and religion
in order to pass judgment on it.
- Bringing to light the great intellectual effort made
by some Muslim philosophers to refute foreign philosophical
ideas in order to protect the essence of the Ummah.
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| II.
CLASS CONTENT |
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A.
Philosophy and its Schools: Eastern and Greek
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Cross Influence of Islamic Thought and Greek Thought: Translation
Movement
C. Islamic Philosophy in the East:
al-Kindee, al-Faaraabee, Ibn Seenaa and al-Ghazzaalee; their
lives and philosophical views
D. Islamic
Philosophy in the West: Ibn Maajah, Ibn Tufail, Ibn Rushd and
Ibn Khaldoon; their lives and philosophical views
E.
Modern Islamic Philosophy: Jamaalud-Deen al-Afghaanee, Muhammad
Iqbaal
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| III. TEXTBOOKS |
| A. Required Text: |
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Muhammad Muslehuddin,
Islam and Its Theology and Greek Philosophy
M. Saeed Sheikh, Studies In Muslim Philosophy
Khaja Khan, The Philosophy Of Islam
Muhammad Umar Ud Din, The Ethical Philosophy Of Al Ghazzali
Hafiz Ghulamsarwar, Philosophy Of The Quran
‘Alee Saamee an-Nashshaar, Nash’ah al-Fikr al-Falsafee
fee al-Islaam
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| B. Supplementary
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‘Abdul-Haleem
Mahmoud, at-Tafkeer al-Falsafee fil-Islaam
‘Aadil Fakhree, Taareekh al-Falsafah al-Islaamee
Zakareeyaa Basheer Imaam, Lamasaat fee al-Falsafah al-Islaamiyyah
Ibn Rushd, Faslul-Maqaal
Ibn Khaldoon, al-Muqaddimah
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