Recent content by Mahmoud

And mine as well !!

Is this the one you mean: http://www.interfaith.org/forum/existentialism-11693.html#post204884 Might be fun to revisit that one with a focus on Averroes and Avicenna.

You do not give Averroes enough credit: Not some small time philosopher, indeed. Further, here were some more of his contributions: This seems to be good common sense, to me. Of course he had to way of know this, as we still do not today. I have some doubts about this analysis. This...

Thank you very much Natives, you must be one of the Christian greeters ? One of my favorite Christians is Eriugena. Perhaps we can discuss further. :eek:, in my country we have many wives, and here I am allowed only one username ? But Brian told me to just register as many as I wanted. Are...

Thank you for the warm welcome, Snoopy !! You seem like a poster with an Eastern perspective. I would like to study some Dogen and D.T. Suzuki with you. I would also like to learn more about you, can you tell me what your name(s) are in the Buddhist and Tao sub-sections ?

Thank you for this information, Sister. You seem like a smart Muslim woman to me, much like our Sisters, Fadela Amara and Hedi Mhenni. By the way, what is your username in the Islamic sub-forum, I would like to make your acquaintance over there ?

Thank you for the suggestion, Brother. Since I am new here, I am still learning. If I understand you, I should set up a new username and character for each sub-forum, depending on which religion I choose, is that correct ? Is this what we mean by "interfaith dialogue" ? Jazakallahu Khairan.

Since you seem to be an Al-Ghazali supporter, lets take a closer look at Averroes views: Please respond to this argument.

Not all are a sorry sight. Here are 6 Muslim scholars to be proud of.

Not really, a better analogy would be to say you admire John Kennedy and William F. Buckley (intellectual leaders of the liberal and conservative camps). Indeed I did admire both of these brilliant men. Again, one can search for the brilliance in each of these perspectives and incorporate...

I was not associating Al Ghazali with Avicenna or Averroes, I was comparing him with other great minds. One cannot dismiss the ideas of the Greeks, Plato, Aristotle and Socrates were brilliant and made foundational contributions. Avicenna and Averroes were correct to recognize this.

Hi Brian, please change my username from the current one to Ghazali. I do not like the current username anymore. I tried to PM this message to you but my PM does not work. We will deal with this issue later. Thanks.

I would not take the word of any book as an absolute. Use your own judgment about all things you are told. Many of the great books of the past are relevant today. You must decide for yourself which are the ones to believe.

I am a supporter of Fethullah Gulen. Thank you edelentr for bringing this scholar to the attention of the posters. He is an advocate for interfaith dialogue. People like Gulen are a beacon for the future. He is a strong believer in service for the community. We should discuss Gulen further.

I am in full agreement with this article. We cannot live in the past. We must move our thinking to the present and think about the future. Lets take a look at the concluding paragraph: It takes studying great minds like Al Ghazali, Avicenna, Averros, and Al Farabi. These great minds are...