Hamid Naseem Rafiabadi
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While there is no dearth of books on Ghazzali the interest in his thought is growing with unqualified recognition. Dr. Hamid’s study of Ghazzali is not confined to the subject, but covers the whole range of Muslim thought and can serve as an introduction to Muslim thinkers as a whole. Unlike the all too common tendency of scholars to take recourse to secondary sources, the author has utilized the original texts and has availed himself of books in English, ...
To define religion is one of the very difficult tasks as every interpreter attempts to give it a subjective twist to suit his individual or community aspirations. However, there has been various definitions provided by scholars to this intricate enterprise. The idea of God formed in one generation by one set of human beings could be meaningless in another. Indeed, the statement, "I believe in God" has no objective meaning, as such, but like any other ...
In the book, Ibn Rushd has attempted to discuss the problem of relation between Religion, science and Philosophy from Shariah point of view of Islam. The author has proved on basis of sound and substantial arguments that religion and philosophy (science included,) are complementary to each other and philosophy is the forest sister of religion of Islam. Ibn Rushd bring an important jurist of Islam himself has proved judgment about the affinity of philosophy and ...
The history of Islam is full of such events, which have left their imprints on the pages of world history. Moreover, such Islamic personages have emerged on the scene from time to time, at various places of the vast Islamic world, who have rejuvenated not only the forgotten ideals and lessons of Islam, but transformed their societies as well, and left behind the legacy of great social and intellectual even scientific reformation and epistemological renaissance. ...