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The Possibility and Significance of Love for Transcendence Existence in Avicenna’s Perspective

Examining Rational Reasons for Elemental Physical Resurrection A Study for Theologians in the 7th to 11th Centuries AH

The Epistemic Presumption in the Question of God’s Existence

Negative Approach in Soul Research Unraveling Avicenna’s Negative Inquiry into the Essence of the Soul

Analysis of the Role of Symbolism in the Relationship Between Humans and God from the Perspectives of Suhrawardi and Jaspers

Explanation and Justification of the Theory of Fitrah from Mortaza Motahhari’s Perspective based on the Inference to the Best Explanation Model

Abduction: An Argumentative Process or an Instinctive Mechanism?

A Reflection on the Typology of Self-awareness of the “Flying Man” with an Emphasis on Avicenna’s Mubahathat

Examining Avicenna’s Concept of the Soul’s Immateriality in the Context of Physicalism Critique

Exploring the Relocation of Primary and Secondary Philosophical Intelligibles and Proposing a New Classification Based on the Primacy of Existence

A New Interpretation of the Conflict Between Ghazali and Avicenna on Creation and Eternity

The Rationality of Religious Belief from the Perspectives of John Greco and Linda Zagzebski An Inadequate Defense Grounded in the Epistemology of Testimony

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