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A Prelude to Islamic Human Sciences
Mahdi ʿAbdullahi Originally published on the second pilot issue of RISE Introduction The human and social sciences are disciplines whose subject matter comprises the existential dimensions and various activities of the…
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Short reflections and essays from contributors to the field of Islamic Studies.
Constructed Reason
A historical view of reason—and, consequently, of science—takes shape through two distinct approaches. In one…
Response to the Objection Regarding the Hellenic Origin of Islamic Philosophy
Explore the origins of Islamic philosophy. Discover how Muslim scholars like Avicenna transformed Greek thought…
The Relationship between Soul and Body from the Perspective of Mulla Sadra
Explore the dynamic relationship between the soul and body in Mulla Sadra’s philosophy. Discover how…
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Critical Reading of Orientalism: The Interaction of Scholarly, Colonial, and Religious Motivations
Introduction Orientalism is one of the most significant phenomena in the history of scholarly inquiry…
Technology and AI in Academic Research: Blessing or Curse?
A critical reflection on artificial intelligence in academic research, exploring how technology can advance knowledge—or…
From Secular Science to Religious Science
Explores the concept of religious science, arguing how a theistic worldview shapes scientific theory, purpose,…
The Problem of Good and Evil: A Philosophical Reflection
A philosophical exploration of the problem of good and evil, examining relativity, absoluteness, and divine…
Call for Papers: Philosophical Counseling (Iranian-Islamic Approach)
The Quarterly Journal of Islamic Education has issued a call for papers for a special issue titled “Philosophical Counseling,” focusing on an Iranian-Islamic approach. In recent years, “Philosophical Counseling” has emerged as a novel yet rapidly expanding field, securing a…
