Faith and trust: an introduction to Judeo-Arabic thought
This broad-ranging study, the first full-length investigation of conceptions of faith and trust in the Judeo-Arabic tradition, explores a family of related concepts-faith (imān, emunah), conviction (i‘tiqād), and trust/reliance (tawakkul/ittikāl)-in Saadya, Baḥya, Halevi, Maimonides, Abraham Maimoni...
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Format: | Electronic Book |
Language: | English |
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Boston
Academic Studies Press
2024
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In: | Year: 2024 |
Series/Journal: | Emunot: Jewish philosophy and Kabbalah
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Further subjects: | B
Islamic philosophy
B Halevi B Faith B religious philosophy B philosophy B spirituality B Trust B Maimonides B RELIGION / Judaism / Kabbalah & Mysticism B Faith (Judaism) B Islam B Jewish philosophy B Judaism B mysticism B Sufism B Judeo-Arabic B Saadya |
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Summary: | This broad-ranging study, the first full-length investigation of conceptions of faith and trust in the Judeo-Arabic tradition, explores a family of related concepts-faith (imān, emunah), conviction (i‘tiqād), and trust/reliance (tawakkul/ittikāl)-in Saadya, Baḥya, Halevi, Maimonides, Abraham Maimonides, and the Egyptian pietist circle of Abraham he-M16;asid. The work points to a rich spectrum of conceptions of faith and trust-from the purely cognitive to the experiential and affective. What emerges are themes of faithfulness, loyalty, experiential certainty, and trustworthiness, expressed in devotion to a way of life that embodies these ideals. The virtue of trust expresses steadfast commitment to the truth.This study vividly illustrates the “Jewish-Arab symbiosis,” highlighting the shared spiritual language and rich, intertwined worlds of Islamic and Jewish philosophy, theology, and mysticism |
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ISBN: | 9798887193991 |
Access: | Restricted Access |
Persistent identifiers: | DOI: 10.1515/9798887193991 |