The Intellect Islamic Thought: Mind and Heart
Abstract
The Arabic term al-‘aql/“intelligent/understanding/reason” is one among half-a-dozen of the most important concepts occurring throughout Islamic experience and thought. From the beginning of the Islamic Era, it had been an opaque term, and Muslim scholars did not always agree that ‘aql was univocal in meaning. In its early Islamic unfolding the concept of ‘aql comprised the intersection of primarily Arab and Qur’anic as well as Biblicic components with Hellenic and Iranian traditions.
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