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1406Modernity and Islamic Religious ConsciousnessIn Shahram Akbarzadeh (ed.), A Handbook of Political Islam, . pp. 35-50. 2012.A discussion of the intellectual impact which Modernity has had on Islamic religious consciousness.
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1From Jihad to Peaceful Co-existence: the Development of Islamic Views on Politics and International RelationsIbrahim Abu Lughod Institute of International Studies. 2003.
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125Miracles and Ghazali’s First Theory of CausationPhilosophy and Theology 5 (2): 137-150. 1990.In the 17th Discussion of his Tahafut al-Falasifah (“Incoherence of the Philosophers”), Ghazali presents two theories of causation which, he claims, accommodate belief in the possibility of miracles. The first of these, which is usually taken to represent Ghazali’s own position, is a form of occasionalism. In this paper I argue that Ghazali fails to prove that this theory is compatible with belief in the possibility of miracles.
Raja Bahlul
Doha Institute for Graduate Studies
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Doha Institute for Graduate StudiesProfessor
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| Metaphysics |
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