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Ibn Taymiyya on Islamic Governance

2011
Ibn Taymiyya, the renowned medieval Hanbali jurist (d. 1328), is not an easy person to pigeonhole, although many have tried. Fazlur Rahman noted as far back as 1979 that Ibn Taymiyya had become the hero of reform movements “of various shades”—from conservative to progressive.1 Commenting on modern scholars’ interpretations of Ibn Taymiyya’s political ...
Banan Malkawi, Tamara Sonn
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Ibn Taymiyya ja nykypäivän islamistit

Historiallinen Aikakauskirja, 2002
An analysis of islamist interpretation of Ibn Taymiyya's writings.
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Jon Hoover. Ibn Taymiyya.

2021
Yaşadığı zamanın ve bundan yüzyıllar sonraki modern dönemin şüphesiz en meşhur ve en tartışmalı isimlerinden/figürlerinden biri Hanbelî alim İbn Teymiyye’dir (ö. 1328). 14. yüzyıl İslam dünyasının temel meselelerine dair sayısız fetva kaleme almış ve usûlü’d-dîn, fıkıh, hadis, tefsir gibi birçok ilmin aslî konularını kapsayan hacimli eserler yazmıştır.
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Ibn Taymiyya and the Innovation of Imitation

2022
Set in the Mamluk Sultanate, several centuries after the canonization of hadiths, this chapter presents a close reading of the influential treatise against imitation of controversial jurist-theologian Ibn Taymiyya (d. 1328): The Obligation of Following the Straight Path Is to Be Different from Those Damned to Hell.
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Ibn Taymiyya’s Thought

Ibn Taymiyya’s Thought: Corpus, Reception, and Legacy explores the work, influence, and lasting impact of one of the most controversial and prolific figures in Islamic intellectual history: Taqī l-Dīn Aḥmad Ibn Taymiyya (d. 728/1328). Adopting a clear and rigorous approach, this book traces the keystrands of Ibn Taymiyya’s thought and shows how his ...
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Ibn Taymiyya’s Biography

2023
Farid Suleiman, Carl Sharif El-Tobgui
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Ibn Taymiyya's Criticism of the Syllogism

islm, 2011
Abstract The purpose of this study is to examine Ibn Taymiyya's criticism of Aristotelian logic, and to test the arguments he raises against it, as well as the theory he proposes as an alternative. Ibn Taymiyya tries to prove that Aristotelian logic cannot contribute to knowledge because it is based on metaphysical ...
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Ibn Taymiyya Against the Greek Logicians

1993
Abstract This book offers a translation of Ibn Taymiyya's Against the Greek Logicians. The introduction of Greek philosophy into the Muslim world left an indelible mark on Islamic intellectual history. Philosophical discourse became a constant element in even traditionalist Islamic sciences. However, Aristotelian metaphysics gave rise to
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A new source for the biography of Ibn Taymiyya

Bulletin of the School of Oriental and African Studies, 2004
The student who approaches the study of the turbulent life of Ibn Taymiyya will soon realize that Shams al-Dīn al-Dhahabī, his renowned shāfi‘ī disciple, is indeed one of the main sources for the Hanbalī scholar's biographers. Al-Dhahabī wrote many biographical notices of Ibn Taymiyya and one of these has been identified with the manuscript source ...
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Ibn Taymiyya wa-jama'atuhu: authority, conflict and consensus in Ibn Taymiyya's Circle

2010
The paper re-examines the generally accepted representation of Ibn Taymiyya as the charismatic leader and most represntative scholar of the xiv century Hanabali community of Damscus. A close reading of the extensive biographical literature on Ibn Taymiyya strongly calls for a reconsideration of Ibn Taymiyya’s authority among his own “community” of ...
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