Abu Alaa al-Ma'arri - For the sake of a philosophical encyclopedia

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Book description:

• Author's name: Khalil Sharafuddin

• Number of pages: 270 pages

• The subject of the book: Abu Alaa al-Ma'arri - For the sake of a philosophical encyclopedia

The contents of the book:

1. Ibn Khaldun

2. About Ibn Khaldun

3. Ibn Khaldun's status and influence

4. His life

5. In Fez

6. In Andalusia

7. At Salama Castle

8. In Tunisia

9. In Egypt

10. Ibn Khaldun's views

11. In history

12. The task of the historian and the method of historical research

13. Rules of Historical Research

14. Urbanism

15. Necessity of the state : This is the second principle

16. Revealing Laws: Evolution in nature

17. and societies

18. Evolution in society

19. Heat and cold

20. Too much or too little fertility

21. Social factors

22. Trade

23. Production Object Values

24. Sources of Pension Objects

25. Nervousness or sweat

26. Livelihood and its mental and psychological effects

27. War

28. War: Term and theory

29. Ibn Khaldun's Views on Education

30. Ibn Khaldun's Position on Reason, Philosophy, and Religion

31. Where did Ibn Khaldun start when he created this

32. Pedagogical theories

33. The Contemporaneity of Ibn Khaldun's Views and Approach

34. Those who came after Ibn Khaldun

35. Ibn Khaldun's Private Dictionary

36. To the students of the Lebanese Baccalaureate - Second Section

37. Philosophy branch

38. History and Urbanism

39. Errors of historians

40. Definition of history

41. From the rules of history

42. Human Socialization on the Whole

43. Urban diversity

44. Nomadic architecture

45. Urban construction

46. The ethics of the Bedouin community

47. Sociology and neuroticism Neuroticism and nomadic life Neuroticism in urban life

48. The relationship between the presidency, the king, and the state, including the presidency, the king, and the state

49. Pension faces

50. The meaning of livelihood and livelihood I thought this was a hand 

51. Economic Phenomena and Laws Ibn Khaldun's Attitude Toward Reason and Philosophy History of Arabic Philosophy

52. Ibn Khaldun's view

53. These historians need urbanism to guide them in the right direction

54. Ibn Khaldun and Sufism The visible acts of choice

55. Righteousness and its opposites - Hypocrisy

56. There are degrees of inspiration or revelation: lecture

57. There are three types of mujahideen

58. Selected texts from the letter

59. Selected texts from the introduction (Alam al-Umran) on the reversal of the caliphate to kingship

60. The Necessity of Urbanization and Statehood

61. The northern quadrant of the Earth is more urbanized than the southern quadrant

62. The necessity of politics for the regularity of human civilization

63. The language of the people of Alexandria

64. Topics given in previous cycles

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