The Virtues of Divergence
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The Virtues of Divergence
?Abd al-Ghani al-Nabulusi's Sufi Reception of al-?Aqida al-Sanusiyya
Kawanishi, Hiroaki
Mohr Siebeck
02/2026
244
Dura
Inglês
9783162001085
15 a 20 dias
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Introduction
1. Ottoman Islam?
2. Speculative Theology (?ilm al-kalam) at Ottoman Madrasas
3. The Sanusian Creed in the Ottoman Lands
4. ?Abd al-Ghani al-Nabulusi and The Sanusian Creed
5. Methodology
Chapter 1: Epistemology
1. Faith (iman) in Early Modern Ottoman Kalam Literature
2. Sanusi's Rationalist Epistemology
3. Nabulusi's Response to Sanusi's Rationalist Epistemology
4. Nabulusi's Synthetic Epistemology
5. Recognition of One's Ignorance as the Highest Form of Knowledge
6. Conclusion
Chapter 2: Cosmology
1. The Ontological Quest in Early Modern Ottoman Kalam Literature
2. Sanusi on the Temporal Origination of the Universe (?uduth al-?alam)
3. Nabulusi on the Temporal Origination of the Universe
4. Nabulusi's Synthetic Cosmology: Immutable Entities (al-a?yan al-thabita)
5. Conclusion
Chapter 3: Metaphysics (ilahiyyat)
1. God-Talk
2. Sanusi's Metaphysics: Twenty Divine Attributes
3. Nabulusi's Synthetic Metaphysics of Divine Existence
4. There is No Existence but God (la wujud illa Allah)
5. Immanent Transcendentalism
6. Conclusion
Chapter 4: Prophetology (nubuwwat)
1. Prophetology in Early Modern Ottoman Kalam Literature
2. Sanusi's Prophetology: Prerequisite Qualities of Messengerhood
3. Nabulusi's Prophetology: Mu?ammad's Superiority over Other Prophets
4. The Mu?ammadan Light (al-nur al-mu?ammadi)
5. Conclusion
Chapter 5: Ethics
1. The Problem of Evil in Early Modern Ottoman Kalam Literature
2. Sanusi's Theology of Good and Evil
3. Nabulusi's Epistemology of Good and Evil
4. Nabulusi's Metaphysics of Good and Evil
5. Nabulusi's Mystical Metaphysics of Faith and Disbelief
6. The Perfect Universe: Nabulusi's Synthetic Metaphysics of Good and Evil
7. Conclusion
Conclusion
1. Ottoman Islam?
2. Speculative Theology (?ilm al-kalam) at Ottoman Madrasas
3. The Sanusian Creed in the Ottoman Lands
4. ?Abd al-Ghani al-Nabulusi and The Sanusian Creed
5. Methodology
Chapter 1: Epistemology
1. Faith (iman) in Early Modern Ottoman Kalam Literature
2. Sanusi's Rationalist Epistemology
3. Nabulusi's Response to Sanusi's Rationalist Epistemology
4. Nabulusi's Synthetic Epistemology
5. Recognition of One's Ignorance as the Highest Form of Knowledge
6. Conclusion
Chapter 2: Cosmology
1. The Ontological Quest in Early Modern Ottoman Kalam Literature
2. Sanusi on the Temporal Origination of the Universe (?uduth al-?alam)
3. Nabulusi on the Temporal Origination of the Universe
4. Nabulusi's Synthetic Cosmology: Immutable Entities (al-a?yan al-thabita)
5. Conclusion
Chapter 3: Metaphysics (ilahiyyat)
1. God-Talk
2. Sanusi's Metaphysics: Twenty Divine Attributes
3. Nabulusi's Synthetic Metaphysics of Divine Existence
4. There is No Existence but God (la wujud illa Allah)
5. Immanent Transcendentalism
6. Conclusion
Chapter 4: Prophetology (nubuwwat)
1. Prophetology in Early Modern Ottoman Kalam Literature
2. Sanusi's Prophetology: Prerequisite Qualities of Messengerhood
3. Nabulusi's Prophetology: Mu?ammad's Superiority over Other Prophets
4. The Mu?ammadan Light (al-nur al-mu?ammadi)
5. Conclusion
Chapter 5: Ethics
1. The Problem of Evil in Early Modern Ottoman Kalam Literature
2. Sanusi's Theology of Good and Evil
3. Nabulusi's Epistemology of Good and Evil
4. Nabulusi's Metaphysics of Good and Evil
5. Nabulusi's Mystical Metaphysics of Faith and Disbelief
6. The Perfect Universe: Nabulusi's Synthetic Metaphysics of Good and Evil
7. Conclusion
Conclusion
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Akbarian thought; al-Nabulusi; al-Sanusi; Ash'arism; cosmology; creed commentary; epistemology; ethics; Islamic intellectual history; kalam; metaphysics; Ottoman theology; post-classical Islam; prophetology; Sufism
Introduction
1. Ottoman Islam?
2. Speculative Theology (?ilm al-kalam) at Ottoman Madrasas
3. The Sanusian Creed in the Ottoman Lands
4. ?Abd al-Ghani al-Nabulusi and The Sanusian Creed
5. Methodology
Chapter 1: Epistemology
1. Faith (iman) in Early Modern Ottoman Kalam Literature
2. Sanusi's Rationalist Epistemology
3. Nabulusi's Response to Sanusi's Rationalist Epistemology
4. Nabulusi's Synthetic Epistemology
5. Recognition of One's Ignorance as the Highest Form of Knowledge
6. Conclusion
Chapter 2: Cosmology
1. The Ontological Quest in Early Modern Ottoman Kalam Literature
2. Sanusi on the Temporal Origination of the Universe (?uduth al-?alam)
3. Nabulusi on the Temporal Origination of the Universe
4. Nabulusi's Synthetic Cosmology: Immutable Entities (al-a?yan al-thabita)
5. Conclusion
Chapter 3: Metaphysics (ilahiyyat)
1. God-Talk
2. Sanusi's Metaphysics: Twenty Divine Attributes
3. Nabulusi's Synthetic Metaphysics of Divine Existence
4. There is No Existence but God (la wujud illa Allah)
5. Immanent Transcendentalism
6. Conclusion
Chapter 4: Prophetology (nubuwwat)
1. Prophetology in Early Modern Ottoman Kalam Literature
2. Sanusi's Prophetology: Prerequisite Qualities of Messengerhood
3. Nabulusi's Prophetology: Mu?ammad's Superiority over Other Prophets
4. The Mu?ammadan Light (al-nur al-mu?ammadi)
5. Conclusion
Chapter 5: Ethics
1. The Problem of Evil in Early Modern Ottoman Kalam Literature
2. Sanusi's Theology of Good and Evil
3. Nabulusi's Epistemology of Good and Evil
4. Nabulusi's Metaphysics of Good and Evil
5. Nabulusi's Mystical Metaphysics of Faith and Disbelief
6. The Perfect Universe: Nabulusi's Synthetic Metaphysics of Good and Evil
7. Conclusion
Conclusion
1. Ottoman Islam?
2. Speculative Theology (?ilm al-kalam) at Ottoman Madrasas
3. The Sanusian Creed in the Ottoman Lands
4. ?Abd al-Ghani al-Nabulusi and The Sanusian Creed
5. Methodology
Chapter 1: Epistemology
1. Faith (iman) in Early Modern Ottoman Kalam Literature
2. Sanusi's Rationalist Epistemology
3. Nabulusi's Response to Sanusi's Rationalist Epistemology
4. Nabulusi's Synthetic Epistemology
5. Recognition of One's Ignorance as the Highest Form of Knowledge
6. Conclusion
Chapter 2: Cosmology
1. The Ontological Quest in Early Modern Ottoman Kalam Literature
2. Sanusi on the Temporal Origination of the Universe (?uduth al-?alam)
3. Nabulusi on the Temporal Origination of the Universe
4. Nabulusi's Synthetic Cosmology: Immutable Entities (al-a?yan al-thabita)
5. Conclusion
Chapter 3: Metaphysics (ilahiyyat)
1. God-Talk
2. Sanusi's Metaphysics: Twenty Divine Attributes
3. Nabulusi's Synthetic Metaphysics of Divine Existence
4. There is No Existence but God (la wujud illa Allah)
5. Immanent Transcendentalism
6. Conclusion
Chapter 4: Prophetology (nubuwwat)
1. Prophetology in Early Modern Ottoman Kalam Literature
2. Sanusi's Prophetology: Prerequisite Qualities of Messengerhood
3. Nabulusi's Prophetology: Mu?ammad's Superiority over Other Prophets
4. The Mu?ammadan Light (al-nur al-mu?ammadi)
5. Conclusion
Chapter 5: Ethics
1. The Problem of Evil in Early Modern Ottoman Kalam Literature
2. Sanusi's Theology of Good and Evil
3. Nabulusi's Epistemology of Good and Evil
4. Nabulusi's Metaphysics of Good and Evil
5. Nabulusi's Mystical Metaphysics of Faith and Disbelief
6. The Perfect Universe: Nabulusi's Synthetic Metaphysics of Good and Evil
7. Conclusion
Conclusion
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