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An Introduction to Islamic Philosophy: Ibn Rushd and al Ghazali

Part of a series on Global Philosophy, in which we seek to explore the history of ideas from cultures across history and the globe.

Date and time

Wednesday, April 17 · 1 – 3pm GMT+1

Location

Corbridge Parish Hall

St Helen’s Street

Corbridge

NE45 5BE

United Kingdom

About this event

  • 2 hours

Ever wondered how Islamic philosophers grappled with the interplay of reason and faith? Join this half-day course as we delve into the contrasting perspectives of Ibn Rushd and al-Ghazali. Is reason a faithful ally or a potential adversary to religious belief? Engage in vibrant discussions, compare their philosophies, and participate in a unique debate to unlock the rich mosaic of Islamic thought. Challenge your perceptions and discover the nuanced relationship between reason and faith in Islamic philosophy.

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