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Abraham Maimonides on Reclaiming Judaism’s Lost “Perfection” from the “Imperfection” of Islam
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A perfect 2D auxetic sliding mechanism based on an Islamic geometric pattern
Engineering Research Express, 2021Abstract A new auxetic microstructure is introduced herein by inspiration from an Islamic geometric pattern that consists of square array of 8-pointed rigid stars interspersed with square array of 4-pointed rigid stars. By permitting each star to slide across its adjoining neighbors through incorporation of slots and sliders in the ...
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Textual ecologies in Islam: improvising the perfect Qur’an in Calligraphy
Journal of Religious and Political Practice, 2017The focus of this paper is a significant Islamic skilled practice, hat (calligraphy), the art of beautiful writing with the reed pen.
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In Search of Perfection: Neo-spiritualism, Islamic Mysticism, and Secularism in Turkey
Modern Intellectual History, 2019This article scrutinizes a little-known venture in Turkish republican intellectual history, namely Turkish neo-spiritualism. Combining the late nineteenth- and early twentieth-century Western trend of modern spiritualism with its local dynamics and sociocultural structures, Turkish neo-spiritualism integrated the spiritual philosophies and practices of
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Perfect Competition Market In Islamic Economic Perspective
2020Markets are important entities in economic activity. The market is a place to meet buyers and sellers. The market is a place to meet demand and supply. Adam Smith said that the companies interacting in the market seemed to have an invisible hand. IbnuTaimiyah said that Islamic markets are like perfect competition markets.
FajrinManik, Laila, Rahmad Wahyudi, Dedi
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Tahqiq, human perfection, and sovereignty : Ibn al-'Arabi and early-modern Islamic empire
2023Ibn al-‘Arabi (d. 1240), often called the “Greatest Shaykh,” is the most discussed and debated Sufi master of the late medieval Islamic world. Although many scholars have produced works on his life, ideas, and contemporary reception, few have undertaken the task of tracing the consequences of his work for sovereignty well after the shaykh’s death. This
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Platonopolis in Islam: Al‐Farabi's Perfect State
2005Abstract This chapter discusses the theory of the perfect state developed by the Islamic philosopher al-Farabi. It is shown that in many respects, al-Farabi’s perfect state corresponds to the political paradigm that is found in the Neoplatonist philosophers of Late Antiquity, a paradigm adapted to al-Farabi’s context and interests.
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Islam's Perfect Stranger, the Life of Mahmud Muhammad Taha, Muslim Reformer of Sudan
Middle Eastern Studies, 2011Islam's Perfect Stranger, the Life of Mahmud Muhammad Taha, Muslim Reformer of Sudan Edward Thomas London and New York, I.B. Tauris, 2010. Pp. x + 281, appendix, bibliography, index.
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Classical Islamic philosophy and the gendered perfection of bodies and minds
Body and ReligionHow does classical Islamic philosophy envisage political leadership? Many – scholars and popular commentators alike – assume that, in line with certain Qur’anic and social commitments regarding gender roles, the Islamic political tradition is, and always has been, unenthusiastic about female political leadership.
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