Knowledge Triumphant: The Concept of Knowledge in Medieval Islam

Franz Rosenthal

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Medieval and Classical Philosophy Islamic Thought and Society Studies Education and Islamic Studies

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Foreword Introduction, Dimitri Gutas The Knowledge before Knowledge The Revelation of Knowledge The Plural of Knowledge Definitions of Knowledge Knowledge is Islam (Theology and Religious Science) Knowledge is Light (Sufism) Knowledge is Thought (Philosophy) Knowledge is Society (Education) Concluding Remark Index

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