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المرقاة مع المرضاة

al-Mirqah ma’a al-Mardah

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al-Mardah ma'a al-Mirqah is the South Asian Hanafi rationalist theologian Fadl Imam al-Khayrabadi's treatise — bound together with his shorter appendix al-Mirqah (the Ladder).

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al-Mirqah ma’a al-Mardah is the South Asian Hanafi rationalist theologian Fadl Imam al-Khayrabadi's treatise — bound together with his shorter appendix al-Mirqah (the Ladder) — engaging the philosophical and theological questions raised by Aristotelian thought as they entered Sunni Hanafi-Maturidi scholasticism in nineteenth-century India. The work belongs to the Khayrabadi school of late-Hanafi rationalist kalam, which made central use of Greek-Islamic logic and metaphysics while preserving Sunni-Maturidi creedal commitments.

About The Author

Fadl Imam al-Khayrabadi (1244-1278 AH / 1828-1862 CE) was a South Asian Hanafi rationalist theologian of the Khayrabad school, the educated son of the celebrated Fadl Haqq al-Khayrabadi, who participated in the 1857 Indian Uprising. The Khayrabadi tradition cultivated a sustained engagement with logic, philosophy, and rationalist kalam alongside its commitment to Hanafi-Maturidi orthodoxy.

عن الكتاب

"المرضاة مع المرقاة" رسالةُ المتكلّم الحنفي الهندي العقلاني فضل إمام الخيرآبادي — مَضْمومةً مع ذَيْلها القصير "المرقاة" — في معالجة المسائل الفلسفية والكلامية التي طَرَحَها الفكرُ الأرسطي حين دَخَل المدرسة الحنفية الماتريدية بالهند في القرن التاسع عشر. الكتابُ من تَقْليد المدرسة الخيرآباديّة في الكلام الحنفي العقلاني المتأخّر، الذي اسْتَخْدَم المنطقَ اليوناني-الإسلامي والميتافيزيقا مع المحافظة على الالتزامات العَقَدية السنّية الماتريدية.

عن المؤلف

فضل إمام الخيرآبادي (١٢٤٤-١٢٧٨ هـ) متكلِّمٌ حنفيٌّ هنديٌّ عقلانيٌّ من مدرسة خيرآباد، ابنُ العلامة فضل حقّ الخيرآبادي الذي شارَك في انتفاضة ١٨٥٧ الهنديّة. كان تَقْليدُ خيرآباد يَجْمَع بين الاشتغال المُسْتَمِرّ بالمنطق والفلسفة والكلام العقلاني والالتزام بالأرثوذكسية الحنفية الماتريدية.

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Fadl Imam al-Khayrabadi: Fadl Imam al-Khayrabadi (1244-1278 AH / 1828-1862 CE) rahimahullah was a South Asian Hanafi rationalist theologian of the celebrated Khayrabad school of Islamic thought. He was the son of the renowned Fadl Haqq al-Khayrabadi, the scholar who participated in the 1857 Indian Uprising against British colonial rule. The Khayrabadi tradition distinguished itself by cultivating a sustained and rigorous engagement with Aristotelian logic, Islamic philosophy, and rationalist kalam, all within a firm commitment to Hanafi-Maturidi doctrinal orthodoxy. His work al-Mirqah ma'a al-Mardah addresses philosophical and theological questions that arose when Aristotelian thought entered the Indian Hanafi-Maturidi school in the nineteenth century, employing the tools of Greco-Islamic logic and metaphysics while preserving Sunni-Maturidi doctrinal commitments.

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Binding Paperback
Publisher Dar Yusuf al-Nabhani
Author Fadl Imam al-Khayrabadi
Pages 388
Year Published 2024
Size W-7 in | H-1 in | D-9.75 in
Number of Volumes 1
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