
This program is a lecture series exploring the intellectual contributions of Ibn Taymiyyah (d. 1328), a prominent medieval Muslim scholar. Recent scholarly interest has highlighted his extensive knowledge and sophisticated reasoning. The lecture series aims to shed light on Ibn Taymiyyah's specific methodologies concerning how he selected, read, and utilized his sources within his interpretive approach. This is particularly relevant given ongoing scholarly discussions and some existing ambiguities surrounding his scholarly methods. The discussions will be conducted in English, offering an opportunity for researchers and students to engage with a critical analysis of a significant figure in Islamic thought. The event features Dr. Mehdi Berriah, an Assistant Professor of Arabic Language and Islamic Studies, as the speaker, providing expert insight into the topic.
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This program is a lecture series exploring the intellectual contributions of Ibn Taymiyyah, focusing on his methodologies for selecting, reading, and utilizing sources within his interpretive approach. It aims to shed light on his sophisticated reasoning and scholarly methods.
The lecture is delivered by Dr. Mehdi Berriah, an Assistant Professor of Arabic Language and Islamic Studies.
No, this is a single lecture event, not a degree program. Therefore, standard tuition fees and specific academic entry requirements do not apply.
The discussions will be conducted in English.
To attend, you need to register via an external platform. Visit the provided 'Register Now' link on the event page and complete the required details on the registration platform.
As this is a single lecture event focused on scholarly analysis and not a degree program, it does not lead to specific career paths.