Minbar Ibn Rushd – 10th issue summer 2010

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Index

Editorial
Arabic German English

Methodical Introduction into the Study of Arab-Islamic Thought in the Middle Ages 
Muhammad Ahmad az-Zoebi  – Syria/Germany
Arabic

Why Scientific Thinking has Failed in Modern Arab Thought
Abd ar-Razzaq Id – Syria/France
Arabic

Progressive Thought in Contemporary Islam – A Critical Approach
Christian W. Troll – Germany
Arabic

The Arab Critical Discourse – Between the Heritage Integration and the Horizon of Interpretation
Khalid Slaiki – Morocco
English

Igniting the Arab Scientific Revolution
Edgar Choueiri – Lebanon/USA
English

Secularization of Arab Thought: Towards Dividing Logic and Religion – Germany
Sonia Hegasy – Germany
German

Statement by Nabil Bushnaq, Founder and Honorary Chairman of the Ibn Rushd Fund in Commemoration of the Death of al-Mohammed Abed al-Jabri at Haus der Kulturen der Welt in Berlin (30.06.2010)
Nabil Bushnaq – Palestine/Germany
German

Is Capitalism the End of History? On Occasion of Awarding the Economist Prof. Dr. Samir Amin the Ibn Rushd Prize for Freedom of Thought in Berlin
Kadhim Habib – Iraq/Germany
Arabic

Edwad Said: Boundless Humanism
Hazim Khairy  – Egypt
Arabic

Edward Said: The intellectual Cosmopolitan and his multidimensional Character
Abdallah Tourkmani – Syria/Tunisia
Arabic

The East in German Literature of the 19th Century – The Tragedy of “Almansour” as Example
Sarjoun Karam – Lebanon/Germany
Arabic

An Appreciation of Heinrich Heine’s Drama „Almansor“
Tawfiq Dawani – Palestine/Germany
German


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