Avicenna on Theology |
Contents
INTRODUCTION | 1 |
AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF AVICENNA | 9 |
BIOGRAPHY OF AVICENNA IN CONTINUATION OF THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY | 15 |
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Abu l-Qāsim Abū Manṣur according achieve acquired active cause acts actually after-life al-Jūzjānī al-Mulk Albemarle STREET Almagest Amir animal faculties appetite apprehend Arab attain Attributes augment His Essence Avicenna Balkh belongs bodily Bukhara Buyid colic commandment composed compound continued converse corporeal death desire dirhams disposition Divine element of essentiality emanated established existence external final cause follows formal cause function God's Gurganj habit Hamadhan happiness imperfection intellectual Intelligence Isfahan Islam Ismaili Jurjan Khurasan kind Kitāb knowledge known Koran lawgiver Logic Majd al-Daula Master means misery necessary noblest not-being Nūḥ numbers object observations pain perfection philology philosopher physical pleasure possessed predestination prescribed Proof Prophet pure Qānūn Qazwin Quiddity quire Raiy rational soul realized reason receptive cause religious require resurrection returned reward Samanid secret senses sensual Shams al-Daula Shi'ite Shifa Shiraz sort spirit substance Sufi supervening thing Transoxania treatise true truth worship yearning