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Cf. Issawi, pp. 46
f. |
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Cf. R. Dozy in
Journal asiatique, XIV6 (1869),151, and Supplement au.r dictionnaires arabes, II,
831b. Cf. also A. Mez, Die Renaissance des Islams
(Heidelberg, 1922), p. 157. For the theory that expansion and
contraction of the animal spirit cause joy or sadness, cf. F.
Rosenthal, Humor in Early Islam, p. 137. |
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Qur'an
15.86 (86); 36.81 (81). |
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Cf. al-Mas'udi,
Muruj adh-dhahab, I, 164 f. For the famous
ninthcentury philosopher al-Kindi, see
GAL, 1, 209 f.;
Suppl., I, 372 ff. From among the many recent publications
concerning him, we may mention M. 'A. Abu Ridah, Rasd'il al-Kindi
al falsafiyah (Cairo, 1369-72/1950-53). Cf. also R. Walzer,
"The Rise of Islamic Philosophy," Oriens, III
(1950), 1-19. |
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Qur'an 2.142 (136),
213 (209), etc. |
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