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مقدمة

Athir al-Din al-Abhari’s “Introduction” (Īsāghūjī) is a short Arabic primer of logic from the thirteenth century; its title recalls Porphyry’s Isagoge, the classic introduction to Aristotle’s Categories, but it covers far more – the five universals, definition and description, propositions and their relations, the syllogism and the kinds of argument – in a few pages. Because it was so compact, it became for centuries the first logic text that students read in the madrasas of the Ottoman lands, Iran and India, often learned by heart and explained in a long series of commentaries. A Latin version appeared in 1625. The work shows how Ibn Sina’s logic, revised by the logicians of the thirteenth century, became part of ordinary schooling across the Islamic world.

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• Wikisource (العربية)
• Wikisource (اللاتينية)

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مزيد من أعمال أثير الدين الأبهري

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