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‘Belief’ was historically the first and the most important of all the theological concepts in Islam, and it raised in the first few centuries of Islamic culture a number of problems of real significance. Some of them were literally problems of life and death to the growing Muslim community, as they are still today. By methodically analyzing these problems and the major concepts underlying them, this study throws light upon one of the most interesting phases of the history of Islamic thought. ‘The danger of the free practice of takfár’, ‘the relation between ámàn and islàm’, ‘belief and knowledge’, ‘belief and work’ are some of the key concepts explored by the author in depth and analyzed in the light of earlier studies, such as the works of Imàm Ghazàlá and Imàm Ibn Taymiyyah. This work by Dr Toshihiko Izutsu (1914-1993), one of the eastern world's greatest modern Islamic scholars, is one of three in a series of works by the late scholar re-issued by us.
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Faith (Islam)Edition | Availability |
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The Concept of Belief in Islamic Theology: A Semantic analysis of Iman and Islam
2007, Islamic Book Trust
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in English
9839154702 9789839154702
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The concept of belief in Islamic theology
1980, Books for Libraries
in English
083699261X 9780836992618
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The concept of belief in Islamic theology: a semantic analysis of îmân and islâm
1965, Keio Institute of Cultural and Linguistic Studies
in English
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Includes bibliographical references.
Reprint of the ed. published by Keio Institute of Cultural and Linguistic Studies, Tokyo, which was issued as v. 6 of Studies in the humanities and social relations.
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