Al-kalam new (Islamic speculative (dialectical) theology ) between renewal and secularism: the Indian and Iranian schools as a model. (Descriptive and analytical study)

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  • خالد بن محمد القرني الأستاذ المشارك بقسم العقيدة والمذاهب والمعاصرة بجامعة الملك خالد

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https://doi.org/10.55074/hesj.v4i8.104

Keywords:

creed, Islamic thought, theological philosophy,new (Islamic speculative (dialectical) theology , modern philosophy, the centrality of man, and philosophy of religion

Abstract

This paper aims to indicate the meaning of new Islamic speculative (dialectical) theology through analyzing the theses of the masters of the Indian and Iranian schools who were interested in advocating and establishing a new (Islamic speculative (dialectical) theology ) according to contemporary concepts that fit reality.

The paper revealed hat this trend differs from the Islamic speculative (dialectical) renewal and The establishment of a theological philosophy of religion that differs from the Islamic speculative (dialectical). In addition to, the paper concluded that the theses of the masters of these two schools end in their entirety towards secularization and centering on man, or finding the appropriate ground for that in the least cases. also the paper clarified the number of their applications, and rejected: the centrality of man, materialism of life which they advocate, humanity of prophecy, and the historical revelation.

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Author Biography

  • خالد بن محمد القرني, الأستاذ المشارك بقسم العقيدة والمذاهب والمعاصرة بجامعة الملك خالد

    الأستاذ المشارك بقسم العقيدة

     والمذاهب والمعاصرة بجامعة الملك خالد

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Published

2020-04-11

How to Cite

Al-kalam new (Islamic speculative (dialectical) theology ) between renewal and secularism: the Indian and Iranian schools as a model. (Descriptive and analytical study). (2020). Humanities and Educational Sciences Journal, 4(8), 406-465. https://doi.org/10.55074/hesj.v4i8.104

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