Time and World according to Abu Ala' Al-Ma'arri

Authors

  • Suleiman Al-Daher Damascus University
  • Ali Safi Damascus University
  • Ahmad Kalo Damascus University

Abstract

Islamic philosophy was able to add real and important additions , ideas and new topics to the philosophical thought , and it is worth mentioning that the idea of time and the world was one of these ideas in which the genius of Muslim philosophers was manifested ,  among them (Abu Ala' Al-Ma'arri ) . Although he was influenced by Greek philosophy , this doesn't negate the effort of this amazing character.                                                                                

      In this research, we dealt with the peculiarity of Abu Ala' Al-Ma'arri view of the problem of the time and world . In the introduction , the philosopher was introduced and the problematic question was posed , as for the research elements , they included opinions about the idea of time , followed by an explanation of the truth and nature of time according to Abu Al-Ala' and then mentioning its types and talking about Al-Dahr (time) and nothingness  , and sempiternity and eternity , then clarifying the problem of world  to him.                                                                                

       In conclusion , we concluded that Abu Al-Ala' came out with a new vision about the idea of time and the world despite his much hesitation in his books and he claimed that time and the world are sempiternal and eternal .

Author Biographies

Suleiman Al-Daher, Damascus University

Professor - Department of Philosophy - College of Arts and Human Sciences

Ali Safi , Damascus University

Assistant Professor - Department of Philosophy - College of Arts and Human Sciences

Ahmad Kalo, Damascus University

PhD student at the University of Damascus, Faculty of Arts and Humanities

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2021-02-01

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الضاهر س. ., صافي ع. ., & كالو أ. . (2021). Time and World according to Abu Ala’ Al-Ma’arri. Old Issue 1991 to 2024- Arts and Humanities Sciences Series, 42(6). Retrieved from https://journal.tishreen.edu.sy/index.php/humlitr/article/view/10324

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Vol. 42 No. 6 (2020): Tishreen University Journal for Research and Scientific Studies - - Arts and Humanities Sciences Series

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