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Ontology Hermeneutics of Realism
$7.00A book that presents a philosophical analysis of ontology, focusing on interpreting reality through interpretation and understanding the relationship between thought and reality.
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Philosophy Jurisprudence
$30.00The first part is an introduction to this new Taha’i critical method; It begins with a statement of the reason for the inability of Arab philosophy to achieve creativity despite the famous translation movement in ancient and modern times, and it is likely that the way is to reach a path that combines philosophy and translation based on two principles: 1- Establishing a living philosophy in contrast to the previous static philosophy. 2- Adopting an authentic translation in contrast to the acquired translation and the communicative translation that were used predominantly in transferring foreign philosophical texts. The second part deals with many philosophical topics.
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Philosophy of Interpretation; A Study of the Interpretation of the Qur’an by Muhyiddin Ibn Arabi
$10.00One of Nasr Hamid Abu Zaid’s most prominent books in the series of intellectual and critical studies
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Questions by Najm al-Din al-Katibi
$15.00It deals with deep philosophical and theological issues, with rational discussions about Al-Razi’s ideas and critical comments from Ibn Kamouna.
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Rational Trend in Interpretation – A Study of the Issue of Metaphor in the Qur’an According to the Mu’tazila
$8.00Discusses the role of reason in interpreting the Qur’an and how to use it to understand religious texts according to the rational approach
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rebellious spirits
$4.30Gibran’s literary style was characterized by smooth words, simplicity of expression, the use of all linguistic formulas and styles, and the frequent use of metaphors and figures of speech. Perhaps the most important feature of Gibran’s literary works is creativity in the art of photography. We find many beautiful, imaginative artistic images full of deep meanings and expressions covering his literary works; because he was an artist and painter who initially depicted the idea and then created it. Gibran relied on two styles in his literary works: the first is characterized by strength and revolution against beliefs and customs and the call for freedom, and the second is characterized by the love of enjoying life and the call to follow inclinations
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Reform of Islam
$6.50The author attempts to illustrate the necessary measures for religious reform, interfaith dialogue, and the reconciliation of Islam with modernity. That is, with the world in which we live, if the elites can liberate the minds of the traditional sector of Muslims from the paralysis of ancestor worship, responsible for their rebellion against the new of their time, claiming that it is contrary to what was done and said by the righteous predecessors, who was confined by religious legend to the myth of the hadith ‘The best generations, my generation, the next, the next’!, The book also deals with many scattered and dispersive topics that tire the reader, as each of these topics deserves to write a book of this size The book itself. The beautiful thing about the book mainly, it opens your eyes to a lot of references and issues that you did not think important before, and shows you its importance
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Renewal, Prohibition and Interpretation; Between Scientific Knowledge and the Fear of Excommunication
$8.00He discusses the impact of fear of interpretation and prohibition on thought and science in Islamic societies
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Renewing the Methodology in Evaluating Heritage
$15.00In this innovative work, Taha Abdel Rahman set out to confront those who sought to create an epistemological break with the Islamic heritage, by criticizing its contents through abstract and politicized means, and excluding the rooted means of corrective and humanizing. He called for the adoption of an integrated and continuous evaluation of the heritage practice from within its field of circulation (its reference). It is a mechanical methodology (the abstract part of the method) in its objectives (not content), practical in its starting point (not abstract), and objectionable in its approach (not incidental).
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Saint Denis
$12.00A book that delves into the depths of Paris through the Saint-Denis neighborhood, reviewing issues of identity, immigration, and cultural and social conflicts in modern French society.
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Sand and foam music
$3.00Gibran’s literary style was characterized by smooth words, simplicity of expression, the use of all linguistic formulas and styles, and the frequent use of metaphors and figures of speech. Perhaps the most important feature of Gibran’s literary works is creativity in the art of photography. We find many beautiful, imaginative artistic images full of deep meanings and expressions covering his literary works; because he was an artist and painter who initially depicted the idea and then created it. Gibran relied on two styles in his literary works: the first is characterized by strength and revolution against beliefs and customs and the call for freedom, and the second is characterized by the love of enjoying life and the call to follow inclinations
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Scientific Perspective
$6.00A book that presents the concept of the scientific mindset and its impact on shaping modern thought, and examines the relationship between science and philosophy and their impact on society.
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Sophie’s World
$22.00is a 1991 novel by Norwegian writer Jostein Gaarder. It follows Sophie Amundsen, a Norwegian teenager, who is introduced to the history of philosophy as she is asked “Who are you?” in a letter from an unknown philosopher.[1] The nonfictional content of the book aligns with Bertrand Russell’s A History of Western Philosophy.[2]
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Soul and body
$3.00“True happiness is a deep state of tranquility in which there is less need to speak and no desire to gossip. It is a state of joyful inner vision, a sense of reconciliation with the soul, the world and God, a deep conviction of the justice inherent in all existence, and an acceptance of all sufferings in contentment and smiling.”
“Oh God, make my call with you alone, for you alone know, and do not oppress, and do not change words and judgments, and do not lose your love”
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Storms
$5.80Gibran’s literary style was characterized by smooth words, simplicity of expression, the use of all linguistic formulas and styles, and the frequent use of metaphors and figures of speech. Perhaps the most important feature of Gibran’s literary works is creativity in the art of photography. We find many beautiful, imaginative artistic images full of deep meanings and expressions covering his literary works; because he was an artist and painter who initially depicted the idea and then created it. Gibran relied on two styles in his literary works: the first is characterized by strength and revolution against beliefs and customs and the call for freedom, and the second is characterized by the love of enjoying life and the call to follow inclinations
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Text, power and truth, the will to knowledge and the will to dominate
$10.00Discusses the role of texts in building authority And the formation of truth in thought and culture
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Texts on the Attitude to Religion
$7.00The book “Texts on the Attitude to Religion” deals with various opinions and intellectual positions on religion and its impact on society, reviewing the intellectual and philosophical aspects related to it.
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The Arab Moral Mind
$28.00The philosopher Al-Jabiri believes that the Arab moral mind was influenced by five legacies:
1.The pure Arab heritage
2.The pure Islamic heritage
3.The Persian heritage
4.The Greek heritage
5.The Sufi heritageMuhammad Abed Al-Jabiri believes that the origin of ethics is religion, and that reason stands behind moral judgment, as it is the basis of ethics in Islam. The Arab moral mind was exposed to the influence of political employment and the development of the concept until it reached the stage of establishing or what the writer calls “the ethics of obedience”, which crystallized with the Umayyad state in a way that serves “the unity of society and the state, inspired by the Persian heritage in particular.” He also explained the reasons for the dominance of Khosrowian values and the Persian heritage, whether at the cultural level or at the level of the structure of the state and the entity of society, in contrast to ignoring the Greek heritage, as in the texts of the philosophers Plato and Aristotle, and the medical human tendency in ethics, one of the most important pioneers of which was Ibn Al-Haytham, and also the limited influence of the philosophical tendency represented by Ibn Rushd and Ibn Bajjah, despite their cognitive importance and their criticism of the ethics of obedience, and the fog of the Sufi tendency prevailed, which tried to escape from positive resistance to negative resistance. The writer elaborated on drawing the manifestations of the moral crisis at various levels in Islamic societies resulting from this influence, where the system of the sheikh and the disciple dominated, and its owners completed their moral path, as they moved from the annihilation of ethics to the ethics of annihilation and the dropping of legal obligations.
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The Brothers Karamazov Four Parts
$30.00A novel that deals with deep family and philosophical conflicts, focusing on issues of faith, morality and human freedom.
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The Concept of Text – A Study in the Sciences of the Qur’an
$10.00One of Nasr Hamid Abu Zaid’s most prominent books in the series of intellectual and critical studies on the interpretation of texts and the sciences of the Qur’an
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