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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Al Fauz Al Kabir Fi Usul At Tafsir is Shah Waliullah Dehlawi's systematic study of the principles necessary for a disciplined understanding of the Qur'an. The preface presents the work as an important introduction to Qur'anic study, distinguished by an independent method intended to clarify interpretive difficulties and guide students and commentators in approaching the revealed text. Rather than proceeding as a continuous commentary, the work examines the intellectual foundations of tafsir. Its opening discussions consider five principal sciences associated with Qur'anic discourse, including disputation, divine injunctions, divine favours and punishments, and related theological questions. The author then considers the arrangement and meanings of Qur'anic passages, abrogation, occasions of revelation, points of obscurity, and the characteristic style of the Qur'an.Further sections examine exegesis, transmitted traditions, juristic and interpretive inference, Qur'anic rarities, God-given sciences, abbreviated letters, and related questions encountered by the serious student of revelation. The introductory discussion explains that the treatise was composed to provide principles that assist readers in understanding the Qur'an without becoming dependent upon extensive commentary literature for every interpretive question. Particular attention is given to the relationship between revelation, language, context, interpretation, and the underlying purposes for which verses were revealed. The manuscript also considers occasions of revelation while cautioning against reducing every verse to an isolated historical incident; it instead emphasizes the larger moral and revelatory purposes addressed by the Qur'anic text. This English edition is suited to students of tafsir, Qur'anic studies, Islamic intellectual history, theology, and the interpretive foundations of Islamic jurisprudence. It will also be useful to academic libraries, seminaries, researchers, and readers studying classical Muslim approaches to revelation.A compact classical treatise, Al Fauz Al Kabir Fi Usul At Tafsir presents tafsir as a disciplined science grounded in textual structure, transmitted knowledge, interpretive reasoning, and careful attention to the purposes of revelation. A concise study of Qur'anic interpretation examining five sciences, disputation, abrogation, occasions of revelation, style, exegesis, traditions, inference, rarities, and disciplined principles of tafsir. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Al Budoor Al Bazighah: The Rising Moons presents Shah Waliullah Dehlawi's systematic inquiry into the nature of existence, human faculties, ethical formation, social organization, divine knowledge, prophecy, religion, law, and worship.Beginning with questions of being, forms, and the specific nature of humanity, the work proceeds through an extensive analysis of the rational soul, cardinal virtues, domestic and acquired philosophy, cooperation, social and economic relations, leadership, judicial qualifications, public order, military organization, communal customs, and the internal constitution of society. These discussions situate human conduct within an ordered conception of individual character and collective life.The second major division turns toward theological and eschatological questions, including the Names and Attributes of God, destiny, the reality of man, worship, polytheism, resurrection, the grave, Paradise and Hell, ranks of human beings, prophecy, revelation, angels, and the Devil.The final division brings these foundations into the sphere of revealed religion and law. It examines religion and laws, the nature of an upright religion, the sciences of the Prophets, the objects of the law of the Holy Prophet, principles of religion, cleanliness, prayer, poor tax, fasting, pilgrimage, litanies, moral character, harmful customs, and counsel.The manuscript presents Qur'anic passages as translations of meaning and identifies Prophetic reports with reference to their Hadith sources. Of particular scholarly importance is Shah Waliullah's attempt to connect metaphysical and theological principles with human nature, ethics, social cooperation, governance, religious obligation, and the disciplines of revealed law. The result is a work in which philosophical reflection remains connected to practical human life and religious knowledge.Suitable for scholars, graduate students, researchers in Islamic intellectual history, students of Islamic law and theology, and academic or specialist libraries, this volume offers an important English-language presentation of a major eighteenth-century Muslim scholar's integrated vision of philosophy, religion, ethics, law, and society.The Rising Moons is best approached as a classical Islamic intellectual and juristic study: historically situated, textually disciplined, and concerned with the ordering of belief, conduct, society, and religious life. A major work of Shah Waliullah Dehlawi examining being, human nature, ethics, social order, divine attributes, prophecy, religion, law, worship, and moral discipline within a systematic Islamic philosophical and juristic framework. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. In Hinduism, a basic mandala, also called a yantra, takes the shape of a square with four gates containing a circle with a middle point. Each gate is within the general shape of a T. Mandalas often have radial balance. A yantra is analogous to a mandala, usually smaller and employing a more limited color palette. Mandala art is now most frequently utilized in art therapy, doodle art, and ornamental arts. Despite the very fact that not too many of us are a part of Asian religions, some spiritual symbols of those religions became related to self-love, inner balance, and positive thinking. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Al Fauz Al Kabir Fi Usul At Tafsir is Shah Waliullah Dehlawi's systematic study of the principles necessary for a disciplined understanding of the Qur'an. The preface presents the work as an important introduction to Qur'anic study, distinguished by an independent method intended to clarify interpretive difficulties and guide students and commentators in approaching the revealed text. Rather than proceeding as a continuous commentary, the work examines the intellectual foundations of tafsir. Its opening discussions consider five principal sciences associated with Qur'anic discourse, including disputation, divine injunctions, divine favours and punishments, and related theological questions. The author then considers the arrangement and meanings of Qur'anic passages, abrogation, occasions of revelation, points of obscurity, and the characteristic style of the Qur'an.Further sections examine exegesis, transmitted traditions, juristic and interpretive inference, Qur'anic rarities, God-given sciences, abbreviated letters, and related questions encountered by the serious student of revelation. The introductory discussion explains that the treatise was composed to provide principles that assist readers in understanding the Qur'an without becoming dependent upon extensive commentary literature for every interpretive question. Particular attention is given to the relationship between revelation, language, context, interpretation, and the underlying purposes for which verses were revealed. The manuscript also considers occasions of revelation while cautioning against reducing every verse to an isolated historical incident; it instead emphasizes the larger moral and revelatory purposes addressed by the Qur'anic text. This English edition is suited to students of tafsir, Qur'anic studies, Islamic intellectual history, theology, and the interpretive foundations of Islamic jurisprudence. It will also be useful to academic libraries, seminaries, researchers, and readers studying classical Muslim approaches to revelation.A compact classical treatise, Al Fauz Al Kabir Fi Usul At Tafsir presents tafsir as a disciplined science grounded in textual structure, transmitted knowledge, interpretive reasoning, and careful attention to the purposes of revelation. A concise study of Qur'anic interpretation examining five sciences, disputation, abrogation, occasions of revelation, style, exegesis, traditions, inference, rarities, and disciplined principles of tafsir. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Al Fauz Al Kabir Fi Usul At Tafsir is Shah Waliullah Dehlawi's systematic study of the principles necessary for a disciplined understanding of the Qur'an. The preface presents the work as an important introduction to Qur'anic study, distinguished by an independent method intended to clarify interpretive difficulties and guide students and commentators in approaching the revealed text. Rather than proceeding as a continuous commentary, the work examines the intellectual foundations of tafsir. Its opening discussions consider five principal sciences associated with Qur'anic discourse, including disputation, divine injunctions, divine favours and punishments, and related theological questions. The author then considers the arrangement and meanings of Qur'anic passages, abrogation, occasions of revelation, points of obscurity, and the characteristic style of the Qur'an.Further sections examine exegesis, transmitted traditions, juristic and interpretive inference, Qur'anic rarities, God-given sciences, abbreviated letters, and related questions encountered by the serious student of revelation. The introductory discussion explains that the treatise was composed to provide principles that assist readers in understanding the Qur'an without becoming dependent upon extensive commentary literature for every interpretive question. Particular attention is given to the relationship between revelation, language, context, interpretation, and the underlying purposes for which verses were revealed. The manuscript also considers occasions of revelation while cautioning against reducing every verse to an isolated historical incident; it instead emphasizes the larger moral and revelatory purposes addressed by the Qur'anic text. This English edition is suited to students of tafsir, Qur'anic studies, Islamic intellectual history, theology, and the interpretive foundations of Islamic jurisprudence. It will also be useful to academic libraries, seminaries, researchers, and readers studying classical Muslim approaches to revelation.A compact classical treatise, Al Fauz Al Kabir Fi Usul At Tafsir presents tafsir as a disciplined science grounded in textual structure, transmitted knowledge, interpretive reasoning, and careful attention to the purposes of revelation. A concise study of Qur'anic interpretation examining five sciences, disputation, abrogation, occasions of revelation, style, exegesis, traditions, inference, rarities, and disciplined principles of tafsir. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

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Paris, Imprimérie Royale, 1834 (ma, al secondo frontespizio: 1836). In-4° (31 x 24), pp. XX+(4)+67+144 di testo impresso in indostano. In apertura una tavola in litografia col facsimile del manoscritto originale. Broch. originale in carta marmorizzata. Ottimo es. a grandi margini intonsi. Ai frontespizi stemma della Imprimérie Royale. (8851) Prima versione francese e prima edizione a stampa dei versi del celebre poeta islamico Shah Walilullah Muhaddith Dehlawi (1703-1762), che svolse un importante ruolo nell'India musulmana e in tutta l'Asia meridionale col suo insegnamento e con la sua guida spirituale, profondo conoscitore della lingua e della cultura persiana e arabica. Dopo il viaggio alla Mecca e a Medina (Hajj), rientrato a Delhi , col suo insegnamento volle rilanciare gli studi islamici ed il ruolo dei musulmani in India, dopo un lungo periodo di decadenza; compose moltissime opere in persiano e in arabico; tradusse in persiano anche il Corano. La presente edizione, curata da Garcin de Tassy, controllata su sette diversi manoscritti, e dedicata a Silvestre de Sacy, comprende un saggio introduttivo, la versione francese ricca di note erudite (con un secondo frontespizio), e il testo originale dotato anch'esso di un suo frontespizio. Iniziata nel 1834, l'edizione fu portata a termine solo nel 1836.…

Paris, Imprimérie Royale, 1834 (ma, al secondo frontespizio: 1836). In-4° (31 x 24), pp. XX+(4)+67+144 di testo impresso in indostano. In apertura una tavola in litografia col facsimile del manoscritto originale. Broch. originale in carta marmorizzata. Ottimo es. a grandi margini intonsi. Ai frontespizi stemma della Imprimérie Royale. (8851) Prima versione francese e prima edizione a stampa dei versi del celebre poeta islamico Shah Walilullah Muhaddith Dehlawi (1703-1762), che svolse un importante ruolo nell'India musulmana e in tutta l'Asia meridionale col suo insegnamento e con la sua guida spirituale, profondo conoscitore della lingua e della cultura persiana e arabica. Dopo il viaggio alla Mecca e a Medina (Hajj), rientrato a Delhi , col suo insegnamento volle rilanciare gli studi islamici ed il ruolo dei musulmani in India, dopo un lungo periodo di decadenza; compose moltissime opere in persiano e in arabico; tradusse in persiano anche il Corano. La presente edizione, curata da Garcin de Tassy, controllata su sette diversi manoscritti, e dedicata a Silvestre de Sacy, comprende un saggio introduttivo, la versione francese ricca di note erudite (con un secondo frontespizio), e il testo originale dotato anch'esso di un suo frontespizio. Iniziata nel 1834, l'edizione fu portata a termine solo nel 1836.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Al Budoor Al Bazighah: The Rising Moons presents Shah Waliullah Dehlawi's systematic inquiry into the nature of existence, human faculties, ethical formation, social organization, divine knowledge, prophecy, religion, law, and worship.Beginning with questions of being, forms, and the specific nature of humanity, the work proceeds through an extensive analysis of the rational soul, cardinal virtues, domestic and acquired philosophy, cooperation, social and economic relations, leadership, judicial qualifications, public order, military organization, communal customs, and the internal constitution of society. These discussions situate human conduct within an ordered conception of individual character and collective life.The second major division turns toward theological and eschatological questions, including the Names and Attributes of God, destiny, the reality of man, worship, polytheism, resurrection, the grave, Paradise and Hell, ranks of human beings, prophecy, revelation, angels, and the Devil.The final division brings these foundations into the sphere of revealed religion and law. It examines religion and laws, the nature of an upright religion, the sciences of the Prophets, the objects of the law of the Holy Prophet, principles of religion, cleanliness, prayer, poor tax, fasting, pilgrimage, litanies, moral character, harmful customs, and counsel.The manuscript presents Qur'anic passages as translations of meaning and identifies Prophetic reports with reference to their Hadith sources. Of particular scholarly importance is Shah Waliullah's attempt to connect metaphysical and theological principles with human nature, ethics, social cooperation, governance, religious obligation, and the disciplines of revealed law. The result is a work in which philosophical reflection remains connected to practical human life and religious knowledge.Suitable for scholars, graduate students, researchers in Islamic intellectual history, students of Islamic law and theology, and academic or specialist libraries, this volume offers an important English-language presentation of a major eighteenth-century Muslim scholar's integrated vision of philosophy, religion, ethics, law, and society.The Rising Moons is best approached as a classical Islamic intellectual and juristic study: historically situated, textually disciplined, and concerned with the ordering of belief, conduct, society, and religious life. A major work of Shah Waliullah Dehlawi examining being, human nature, ethics, social order, divine attributes, prophecy, religion, law, worship, and moral discipline within a systematic Islamic philosophical and juristic framework. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Al Budoor Al Bazighah: The Rising Moons presents Shah Waliullah Dehlawi's systematic inquiry into the nature of existence, human faculties, ethical formation, social organization, divine knowledge, prophecy, religion, law, and worship.Beginning with questions of being, forms, and the specific nature of humanity, the work proceeds through an extensive analysis of the rational soul, cardinal virtues, domestic and acquired philosophy, cooperation, social and economic relations, leadership, judicial qualifications, public order, military organization, communal customs, and the internal constitution of society. These discussions situate human conduct within an ordered conception of individual character and collective life.The second major division turns toward theological and eschatological questions, including the Names and Attributes of God, destiny, the reality of man, worship, polytheism, resurrection, the grave, Paradise and Hell, ranks of human beings, prophecy, revelation, angels, and the Devil.The final division brings these foundations into the sphere of revealed religion and law. It examines religion and laws, the nature of an upright religion, the sciences of the Prophets, the objects of the law of the Holy Prophet, principles of religion, cleanliness, prayer, poor tax, fasting, pilgrimage, litanies, moral character, harmful customs, and counsel.The manuscript presents Qur'anic passages as translations of meaning and identifies Prophetic reports with reference to their Hadith sources. Of particular scholarly importance is Shah Waliullah's attempt to connect metaphysical and theological principles with human nature, ethics, social cooperation, governance, religious obligation, and the disciplines of revealed law. The result is a work in which philosophical reflection remains connected to practical human life and religious knowledge.Suitable for scholars, graduate students, researchers in Islamic intellectual history, students of Islamic law and theology, and academic or specialist libraries, this volume offers an important English-language presentation of a major eighteenth-century Muslim scholar's integrated vision of philosophy, religion, ethics, law, and society.The Rising Moons is best approached as a classical Islamic intellectual and juristic study: historically situated, textually disciplined, and concerned with the ordering of belief, conduct, society, and religious life. A major work of Shah Waliullah Dehlawi examining being, human nature, ethics, social order, divine attributes, prophecy, religion, law, worship, and moral discipline within a systematic Islamic philosophical and juristic framework. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…