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• => Time in Earlier Islamic Philosophy:

... o: n.p.: 117. [9] Named after their founding figure Abu al-Hasan al-Ash‘ari, this Sunni theological school had its origin in the reaction against what they viewed as the excessive rational ...

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• => TIME CHEST - 2.1.2 The Three Conclusive Categories of Existence

... Himself, absolutely, and Independent of all other beings. Following Ibn Sina’s familiar theological school, Ibn al-Arabi divides all things, in terms of their type of existence, into three ...

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• => SINGLE MONAD MODEL - OTHER BOOKS

... iro: n.p.: 117. [20] Named after their founding figure Ab al-Hasan al-Ash ar , this Sunni theological school had its origin in the reaction against what they viewed as the excessive rational ...

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• => SINGLE MONAD MODEL - OTHER BOOKS

... iro: n.p.: 117. [20] Named after their founding figure Ab al-Hasan al-Ash ar , this Sunni theological school had its origin in the reaction against what they viewed as the excessive rational ...

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• => ULTIMATE SYMMETRY - IV.1 Oneness of Being and Pantheism

... ally dealt with in the second level of the theologians according to the different Islamic theological schools, such as the Ashaarite and Muatazila. Therefore, this first level is the essenti ...

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