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accept methods of kalåm, 52;
relation to kalåm, 49–60; in Shi‘ite
circles in Iraq, 60
¡ikmat al-ishråq (the Theosophy of
the Orient of Light) 115, 158, 160,
188, 192
÷ikmat al-mashriqiyyah, al-, 11, 140
÷ikmat al-muta‘åliyah, al-, (the
transcendent theosophy).See
transcendent theosophy
¡ikmat al-muta‘åliyah fi˘l-asfår al-
‘aqliyyat al-arba‘ah, al- (Transcendent
Theosophy). See Asfår
al-arba‘ah
÷ikmat-i ilåh¥, 53
¡ill¥, ‘Allåmah Jamål al-D¥n al-, 51,
52, 59, 65, 133, 211
Hindu: avatårs, 7; philosophical
traditions, 8; prophecies, 1; sages,
4
Hinduism, 145, 156, 229, 273,
295n18; rishis of, 7
Hiram-i hast¥ (The Pyramid of
Being), 252
Histoire de la philosophie islamique
(Corbin, Nasr, Yahya), 27, 107,
108
Historia del pensamiento en el mundo
islámico (Cruz Hernández), 28
history: philosophy of, 157, 313n65
History of Islamic Philosophy
(Fakhry), 28
The History of Islamic Philosophy
(Nasr and Leaman [eds.]), 27, 108
Hobson, J. Peter, 283n8
Holy Spirit, 152
homo islamicus, 265, 266
Horovitz, Saul, 15, 50
Horten, Max, 17, 50, 113, 287n8,
288n11, 290n35, 306n2, 306n9
Hossein Ziai. See Ziai, Hossein
Hourani, George, 23, 307n3, 312n59
÷u¿¶r, 89
÷ukamå˘, 32, 33
Humå˘¥, Jalål, 236, 290n39
Index 355
humanism, 270
¡usåm al-≈l¨s¥. See ≈l¨s¥, ¡usåm
¥lahiyyåt bi ma‘na˘l-‘åmm, al-, 134
Iatromantis, 1, 2, 3
Ibånah ‘an uƒ¶l al-diyånah, al-
(Elucidation concerning the
Principles of Religion), 125
Ibn Ab¥ Jumh¨r A±så˘¥, 209, 211, 212
Ibn Ab¥ U∑aybi‘ah, 24
Ibn ‘Ad¥, Ya±yå, 139
Ibn al-‘Ar¥f, 150
Ibn al-Fåtik, 139
Ibn al-Haytham, 170, 171
Ibn al-Nad¥m, 24
Ibn al-Nå‘imah al-¡ims¥, 137
Ibn al-Qif†¥, 24
Ibn al-Råwand¥, 143
Ibn al-S¥d, 148
Ibn ¡anbal, Imam A±mad, 124
Ibn ‘Arab¥, 27, 38, 40, 46, 74, 75, 76,
115, 116, 131, 132, 135, 150, 151,
156, 162, 163, 179, 180, 191, 228,
242, 300n6; effect on Sufism, 87;
Islamic philosophy and, 87;
metaphysical doctrines of, 45;
transcendent unity of being and,
87
Ibn ¡ayyån, Jåbir. See Jåbir ibn
¡ayyån
Ibn Ba±r al-Jå±iπ, ‘Amr. See Jå±iπ,
‘Amr ibn Ba±r
Ibn Båjjah, Ab¨ Bakr, 114, 152, 156
Ibn Barrajån, 150
Ibn Fåtik, 25
Ibn ¡azm, 24, 114, 115, 151
Ibn Kamm¨nah, 189
Ibn Khald¨n, 23, 26, 39, 45, 50, 51,
115, 127, 155, 157, 287n10, 288n11,
313n65
Ibn Khallakån, 24
Ibn Marzbån, Bahmanyår. See
Bahmanyår ibn Marzbån
Ibn Masarrah, 114, 150, 151, 156,
157