%0 Journal Article
%T AL-KIND£¿ BETWEEN ARISTOTELANISM AND MU¡¯TAZILAH
%J -
%D 2018
%X The intellectual sense of belonging that Yaqub ibn. Ishaq al-Kindi, the first Muslim philosopher, had has been subject to much debate for a long time. While some authors in Islamic philosophy describe him as a philosopher acting under the influence of the Mu¡¯tazilah, others consider him the founder of the Mashai tradition of Islam. We will examine exactly where al-Kindi stands between the two schools of thought with reference to a number of subjects, and try to suggest that his accumulation of scientific knowledge and genuine ideas may not allow us to position him at a fixed place
%K Kind£¿
%K £¿slam Felsefesi
%K Aristoculuk
%K Mu¡®tezile
%U http://dergipark.org.tr/did/issue/38347/445258