al-Savanih al-jazima fi at-ta'rif al-lazima

Name: al-Savanih al-jazima fi at-ta'rif al-lazima
Author: Muhammad Ali bin Hussein

Title	al-Savanih al-jazima fi at-ta'rif al-lazima
Author	Muhammad Ali bin Hussein
Publication Date:	1905
Publication Place	- al-Matba'a al-Miriya1905
Type	kitap
Language	Arabic
Digital	Yes
Manuscript	No
Pages Count	32
Library:	Darul Kutub
Library Asset ID	0357c4d2d57840500df4b185e064a9eab650c666
Record ID	2153
Library Location	Darul Pole
Date	1905
Notes	The book “As-Sawanih al-Jazima fi at-ta’arif al-Lazima” (“Decisive revelations in necessary definitions”) is a work on logic written by the eminent scholar Sheikh Muhammad ʿAli ibn Sheikh Hussein, the former mufti of the Maliki madhhab in Mecca, may Allah have mercy on them. In this work, the author sets out the basic logical definitions and concepts necessary for correct thinking and argumentation in Islamic and theological sciences. The book is written in a traditional scientific style, with concise statements, a clear structure and references to authoritative sources. The work is of interest both to students of Islamic sciences and to researchers interested in the classical Arab-Islamic logical tradition.

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al-Savanih al-jazima fi at-ta'rif al-lazima

Author Muhammad Ali bin Hussein

Publication Date 1905

Publication Place - al-Matba'a al-Miriya1905

Type kitap

Language Arabic

Digital Yes

Manuscript No

Pages Count 32

Library Darul Kutub

Library Asset ID 0357c4d2d57840500df4b185e064a9eab650c666

Record ID 2153

Library Location Darul Pole

Date 1905

Notes The book “As-Sawanih al-Jazima fi at-ta’arif al-Lazima” (“Decisive revelations in necessary definitions”) is a work on logic written by the eminent scholar Sheikh Muhammad ʿAli ibn Sheikh Hussein, the former mufti of the Maliki madhhab in Mecca, may Allah have mercy on them. In this work, the author sets out the basic logical definitions and concepts necessary for correct thinking and argumentation in Islamic and theological sciences. The book is written in a traditional scientific style, with concise statements, a clear structure and references to authoritative sources. The work is of interest both to students of Islamic sciences and to researchers interested in the classical Arab-Islamic logical tradition.