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Image 1 — Ibn rushd was attempting to retrench to the Aristotelian old school of the Baghdad but heartlands of Islam Aristotle had by now been displaced by Avicenna what Averroes offered was simply no longer relevant for intellectuals his commentaries were the equivalent of silent films after sound was iinven
Image 2 — Ibn rushd was attempting to retrench to the Aristotelian old school of the Baghdad but heartlands of Islam Aristotle had by now been displaced by Avicenna what Averroes offered was simply no longer relevant for intellectuals his commentaries were the equivalent of silent films after sound was iinven
Image 3 — Ibn rushd was attempting to retrench to the Aristotelian old school of the Baghdad but heartlands of Islam Aristotle had by now been displaced by Avicenna what Averroes offered was simply no longer relevant for intellectuals his commentaries were the equivalent of silent films after sound was iinven
Image 4 — Ibn rushd was attempting to retrench to the Aristotelian old school of the Baghdad but heartlands of Islam Aristotle had by now been displaced by Avicenna what Averroes offered was simply no longer relevant for intellectuals his commentaries were the equivalent of silent films after sound was iinven
Image 5 — Ibn rushd was attempting to retrench to the Aristotelian old school of the Baghdad but heartlands of Islam Aristotle had by now been displaced by Avicenna what Averroes offered was simply no longer relevant for intellectuals his commentaries were the equivalent of silent films after sound was iinven
Image 6 — Ibn rushd was attempting to retrench to the Aristotelian old school of the Baghdad but heartlands of Islam Aristotle had by now been displaced by Avicenna what Averroes offered was simply no longer relevant for intellectuals his commentaries were the equivalent of silent films after sound was iinven

Ibn rushd was attempting to retrench to the Aristotelian old school of the Baghdad but heartlands of Islam Aristotle had by now been displaced by Avicenna what Averroes offered was simply no longer relevant for intellectuals his commentaries were the equivalent of silent films after sound was iinven

u/Rashiq_shahzzad — 4 hours ago
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Ibn rushd was attempting to retrench to the Aristotelian old school of the Baghdad but heartlands of Islam Aristotle had by now been displaced by Avicenna what Averroes offered was simply no longer relevant for intellectuals his commentaries were the equivalent of silent films

u/Rashiq_shahzzad — 4 hours ago
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Oases of Wisdom Podcast Launch! Upcoming interviews with Peter Adamson, Nicolai Sinai, and Phillip Goff!

u/theQadri and I are excited to announce that we will be recording an upcoming episode of the Oases of Wisdom Podcast with philosopher and historian Peter Adamson on the 25th of May.

Many of you probably already know him from his incredible work on the History of Philosophy Without Any Gaps podcast, as well as his contributions to Islamic philosophy, Late Antiquity, and intellectual history more broadly.

The episode will be uploaded shortly after recording, and we also want your help. We’d like for your direct interaction! If you have any questions you would like us to ask Professor Adamson, drop them below and we’ll look through them before the interview and select some we think would be good!

We also have more interviews lined up in the coming weeks, including conversations with Nicolai Sinai and Philip Goff.

Thank you all for the support you’ve shown us so far. We genuinely appreciate it and hope to continue building a space for thoughtful conversations that bridge tradition, philosophy, and contemporary academic discourse.

(Link to subscribe to the channel will be below!)

u/Rashiq_shahzzad — 2 days ago

W. Montgomery Watt & Maxime Rodinson were also skeptical of Hadiths, Hadith science's and chain of narration: Watt dividing the traditional source into historical and legal(hadiths), Rodinson arguing to accept what is attested in multiple sources.

u/Rashiq_shahzzad — 3 days ago
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W. Montgomery Watt & Maxime Rodinson were also skeptical of Hadiths, Hadith science's and chain of narration: Watt dividing the traditional source into historical and legal(hadiths), Rodinson arguing to accept what is attested in multiple sources.

u/Rashiq_shahzzad — 3 days ago
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The Influence of Jewish exegetic literature mainly the Midrash on Early Islamic Conceptions of Music

u/Rashiq_shahzzad — 6 days ago

Is their any know parallels that match the command in Surah Al-Ahzab (33:53) prohibiting marriage to prophet's wife, especially any Royal rule from persia ?

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u/Rashiq_shahzzad — 8 days ago

Books specifically on the history of music in Islamic civilization not just “is music halal?” debates these are some of the best academic works:

u/Rashiq_shahzzad — 8 days ago
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Modern Scholars on Hadith General agreement: Even Harald Motzki, Gregor Schoeler, and Andreas Görke are relatively skeptical...

u/Rashiq_shahzzad — 10 days ago
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An illustration in the 14th century Jami' al-Tawarikh by Rashid al-Din depicting Shakyamuni (the Buddha) offering fruit to the devil, The Grove of Jetavana where the Buddha achieved Enlightenment, Kushinagar where the Buddha achieved Nirvana from the life of the Buddha

u/Rashiq_shahzzad — 11 days ago
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An illustration in the 14th century Jami' al-Tawarikh by Rashid al-Din depicting Shakyamuni (the Buddha) offering fruit to the devil, The Grove of Jetavana where the Buddha achieved Enlightenment, Kushinagar where the Buddha achieved Nirvana from the life of the Buddha

u/Rashiq_shahzzad — 11 days ago

People have this False dilemma that since Watt's Central thesis didn't age so good therefore all his work & views are irrelevant as u can see academics still read and recommend him even if everything he said isn't 100% accurate

u/Rashiq_shahzzad — 13 days ago