Philosophy of the Islamic World.

Abdulwahid T. Taha (Mosul University, Iraq) Causes and consequences of misunderstanding of philosophy of Ibn Rushd by Medieval 

Ilgar I. Allahverdiyev (Baku, Azerbaijan) New Kalam (kelamul’-djadid) as an effective tool of accepting a challenge of today 

Ilshat R. Nasyrov (Institute of Philosophy RAS, Moscow) On the social utopianism of Muslim reformism

Marietta T. Stepanyants (Institute of Philosophy RAS, Moscow) Seyyed Hossein Nasr as a participant of “the dialog between the greatest philosophers” 

Maysem Muhammad Al-Djanabi (People’s Friendship University of Russia, Moscow) The historical fate of Islamic reformism in the philosophy of Muhammad Abdo.

Marwin Zayed (Diahumanism Institute, Journal of Philosophy & Brave Minds, Ottawa) The personality of philosopher in philosophy of Ibn Bajjah

Mariana Nyagolova (Saint Cyril and Saint Methodius University of Veliko Turnovo, Bulgaria) On the psychological analysis of Avicenna's “About Love” treatise

Nur S. Kirabaev (People’s Friendship University of Russia, Moscow) Philosophical situation in contemporary Muslim world

Putyagina N. (People’s Friendship University of Russia, Moscow) The treatise of Suhrawardi “Makamat as-sufi yya”

Palenko, Mikhail (People’s Friendship University of Russia, Moscow) The religious basis of philosophical inspirations of the “Book of delight and pleasure” by Abu Hayan at-Tauhidi

Saleh, Magdi Abd El Hafez Abd Allah Saleh (Helwan University, Egypt) Ibn Khaldun - the political Islamic philosopher

Sohier Abd El Salam Hanafi (Helwan University, Egypt) Islam and Science: dispute of Renan and al-Afghani

Tigran G. Tumanyan (Saint-Petersburg State University) The Philosophy and the Theology of al-Mawardi

western scholars.

V. Markov Vladimir (Saint-Petersburg State University)The time of eternity: Ibn Bajjas’ farewell

Yuri M. Pochta (People’s Friendship University of Russia, Moscow) The problem of democratization of the Muslim society

Yanis Eshots (University of Latvia, Riga) Ibn al-‘Arabī’s Teaching of New Creation and Mullā Ṣadrā’s Doctrine of Substantial Motion: An Attempt of Comparison.

 

Description of the panel

The panel aims to summarize modern critical views on the Islamic philosophy. The discussion focuses on the Classic Muslim philosophy and modern philosophic and social thought of the Muslim East.

 

The first discussion trend includes:

-         methodological approach to studies on the Classic Islamic philosophy

-         stereotypes and patterns in perception of the Classic Islamic philosophy

-         textual studies and interpretation

-         Islamic doxography 

 

The second discussion trend includes:

-         tradition and modernity

-         a human and a society in Islam

-         modern Shi‘ite philosophy

-         historical destinies of the Reformatory movement

Moderators of the section: N.S. Kirabaev (Peoples’ Friendship University of Russia, Moscow) and M.M. al-Janabi (Peoples’ Friendship University of Russia, Moscow)