Islamic Philosophy
Reciting a Rosary Before Heidegger’s Hut – 2
Islamic Philosophy
Reciting a Rosary Before Heidegger’s Hut – 2
Islamic history of science
Fuat Sezgin and The Re-writing of The History of Geography
Interview, Islamic Philosophy
Prof. Mehmet Görmez: Today, for Muslims, morality is a matter of survival
Opinion
Politics and Morality
Reciting a Rosary Before Heidegger’s Hut – 2
Then let us return to the beginning: Is it not possible that, in Heidegger’s own thinking on Being—where the “river,” even if not the sea of Being itself, is said to be synonymous with the journey—what he pulled out with his fishing line was not a fish, but rather an old boot or (why not?) a sandal from ancient Greece, the kind that might have been worn by Socrates himself, the very figure who, in the Western tradition, is said to have initiated metaphysics?
Fuat Sezgin and The Re-writing of The History of Geography
Introduction When writing his comprehensive oeuvre “Geschichte des Arabischen Schrifttums” (History of Arabic Writings) in …
Prof. Mehmet Görmez: Today, for Muslims, morality is a matter of survival
Prof. Dr. Mehmet Görmez describes the deep political crisis in the Islamic world as a “crisis of reason and will” and emphasizes that the most important issue facing Muslims today is “moral existence.”
Introduction to the History of the Perception of Islam in the West – 1
The first part of our study will focus on how Islam was initially perceived by Christian theologians, first in the East and then in Europe, as a religious heresy. The roots of common views such as Islam being a religion of the sword, Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) being a violent figure, and the Qur’an being a meaningless theological text all go back to this period.
On The Victim, the Enemy and The Genocide
Zionism, as a highly controversial attempt to create a homogeneous nation from an ethnic multi diversity that not rests on historical reality but only myths and folk tales. A gathered community of fugitives, who have never established a connection with the land throughout history and weirds that have never been neighbors to anyone, can only find shelter in myths, not in the history. They attempt to exist by breathing life into a stoned corpse on the lands where they can not take root.
Reciting a Rosary Before Heidegger’s Hut – 2
Then let us return to the beginning: Is it not possible that, in Heidegger’s own thinking on Being—where the “river,” even if not the sea of Being itself, is said to be synonymous with the journey—what he pulled out with his fishing line was not a fish, but rather an old boot or (why not?) a sandal from ancient Greece, the kind that might have been worn by Socrates himself, the very figure who, in the Western tradition, is said to have initiated metaphysics?
Fuat Sezgin and The Re-writing of The History of Geography
Introduction When writing his comprehensive oeuvre “Geschichte des Arabischen Schrifttums” (History of Arabic Writings) in …