George Tarabishi (1939 – March 16, 2016) was a Syrian Arab thinker, writer, critic, and translator. He specialized in literary criticism and drew from the wellsprings of existential philosophy and psychoanalysis. He translated dozens of works, and then devoted a quarter of a century of his life to criticizing the intellectual project of Muhammad Abed al-Jabri, directing scathing criticism at him.
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From the Islam of the Qur’an to the Islam of Hadith
د.ا15.00This book discusses the development of Islamic thought from the era of the Qur’an to the era of the Hadith and the impact of intellectual transformations on religion and society.
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Problems of the Arab Mind A Critique of Criticism of the Arab Mind
د.ا10.00A book in which George Tarabishi discusses the structural crises in Arab thought and the mechanisms that hinder critical thinking.
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The resigned mind in Islam?
د.ا13.00This book discusses George Tarabishi’s critique of traditional Islamic reason and his analysis of the mechanisms that hinder it from ijtihad and renewal.
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Theory of Reason Critique of the Arab Mind
د.ا10.00This book, by George Tarabishi, examines the evolution of the concept of reason in Arab thought and analyzes it from a critical and philosophical perspective.