Five Doctrinal Works
(١ الماية مقالة الشريعية ٢ كتاب في الفلسفة وفي المنطق وفي علم الكلام ٣ مقالات خمسة في الآمانة وردّ على الاراثقة المخالفين ٤ رسالة مختصرة في ان الباري واحد وفي ان النصارى غير مشركين ٥ مختصر في رأي النصارى في التثليث والتوحيد)

İsim	Five Doctrinal Works
İsim Orijinal	١ الماية مقالة الشريعية ٢ كتاب في الفلسفة وفي المنطق وفي علم الكلام ٣ مقالات خمسة في الآمانة وردّ على الاراثقة المخالفين ٤ رسالة مختصرة في ان الباري واحد وفي ان النصارى غير مشركين ٥ مختصر في رأي النصارى في التثليث والتوحيد
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Kayıt Numarası	22057137
Örnek Metin	This 17th-century manuscript is a collection of five doctrinal works translated into Arabic from Greek. Three of the works are by John of Damascus (died circa 750): On the Orthodox Faith, Dialectics, and Against the Heretics. John of Damascus was often read in both Greek and Arabic (he himself was bilingual, although he wrote only in Greek). The other two texts are by the monk, Paul of Antioch, Bishop of Sidon in the 13th century. They are a letter entitled That the Creator is One and that Christians are not Polytheists (Mushrikīn), and An Outline of the Christian Faith, both of which were addressed to a Muslim reader.
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Five Doctrinal Works

(١ الماية مقالة الشريعية ٢ كتاب في الفلسفة وفي المنطق وفي علم الكلام ٣ مقالات خمسة في الآمانة وردّ على الاراثقة المخالفين ٤ رسالة مختصرة في ان الباري واحد وفي ان النصارى غير مشركين ٥ مختصر في رأي النصارى في التثليث والتوحيد)

Basım Yeri - [publisher not identified]

Tür Kitap

Dil Arapça

Dijital Hayır

Yazma Hayır

Fiziksel Boyutlar 1 online resource.

Kütüphane Kongre Kütüphanesi

Demirbaş Numarası 2021667194

Kayıt Numarası 22057137

Örnek Metin This 17th-century manuscript is a collection of five doctrinal works translated into Arabic from Greek. Three of the works are by John of Damascus (died circa 750): On the Orthodox Faith, Dialectics, and Against the Heretics. John of Damascus was often read in both Greek and Arabic (he himself was bilingual, although he wrote only in Greek). The other two texts are by the monk, Paul of Antioch, Bishop of Sidon in the 13th century. They are a letter entitled That the Creator is One and that Christians are not Polytheists (Mushrikīn), and An Outline of the Christian Faith, both of which were addressed to a Muslim reader.

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