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Abu 'Abdallah
22-06-2006, 04:01 AM
As-salamu 'Alaykum,
Thank you for keeping this forum running. I would like to suggest a section on this forum devoted to Islamic philosophy-falsafah/hikmat. A section that looked at the various streams of Islamic philosophy (peripatetic, Ishraqi, al-hikmat al-muta 'aliyah, etc.), within the context of Revelation (the Quran) and tradition (the Sunnah), and against the rationalism and materialism that has invaded modern philosophy and some other streams of philosophy in Islamic history.
Any thoughts?
wa salam,
Abu 'Abdallah
I think one of the main issues with such an area is the necessity for some degree of qualification required to moderate any discussions that would be encouraged by its formation. It's not always the easiest of areas to understand if one has not a firm grounding in the terminology and basic principles of epistemology etc used. Of course, if there were volunteer mini-moderators with some degree of traditional learning..
faqir
23-06-2006, 11:36 PM
oye - i thought u werent a mod any more :p
suhayl
24-06-2006, 11:16 AM
As-salamu 'Alaykum,
Thank you for keeping this forum running. I would like to suggest a section on this forum devoted to Islamic philosophy-falsafah/hikmat. A section that looked at the various streams of Islamic philosophy (peripatetic, Ishraqi, al-hikmat al-muta 'aliyah, etc.), within the context of Revelation (the Quran) and tradition (the Sunnah), and against the rationalism and materialism that has invaded modern philosophy and some other streams of philosophy in Islamic history.
Any thoughts?
wa salam,
Abu 'Abdallah
Jazakallah Khair for your duas. Much appreciated. This forum is constantly undergoing change. And you may see more visible changes being made sometime soon.
We will consider your idea and all the other ideas mentioned here.
Again thank you for your comments and suggestions. They are invaluable to us.
Haroon Ali
25-06-2006, 02:58 PM
Aslaamalaycum
I think it is a good idea, i am also currently studying philosophy of religion at A level, (now A2) and i find it really interesting and it would b good to get more of a islamic prespective on this matter aswel.
We learn about all the diff arguments for the existence of God and the others against the existence of God narrated by all the old philosophers. This includes Darwins therory of evolution. I hope the Mods will consider this because it is very interesting.
Jazakallah
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