Do we still need to study logic to understand the Islamic Sciences? | Shaykh Akram Nadwi

Part 1 of Introduction to Logic: see the full course with Shaykh Akram Nadwi:
📲 Study online: bit.ly/asi-logic
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Course Overview -
This course covers the basic principles of 'logic', based on Shaykh Akram Nadwi’s new book, Mabadi al-Mantiq. This book is part of a series of primers which introduce students to the Islamic Sciences. Logic is a preliminary discipline which concerns itself with establishing a framework for logical reasoning and argumentation through the development of sound definitions, reasoned statements and proofs. This discipline was advanced by Islamic philosophers, although much of its roots can be traced back to Greek thought. It is associated with the study of Arabic Rhetoric, Usul al-Fiqh and Theology.
Learning Objectives -
Upon successful completion of this course students should be able to:
• Understand the origins and development of Logic, including the relationship between Greek and Islamic philosophers
• Demonstrate familiarity with key concepts in the discipline, including ideas, concepts, assents and indications
• Demonstrate how these concepts are used to form logical proofs
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[@servantoftheexpander9688]

The way shaykh described the aims of logic and it's use is just amazing.

[@ehsankhorasani_]

He is by far the most brilliant alive scholar that I know

[@AKBARKHAN-yv7bi]

Maashallah Shaykh

[@MB-id1uh]

Amazing !!

[@a_fortiori_]

Enjoyed the critical discussion by the shaykh but he did not come to a conclusion, whether learning Logic is still relevant to studying Islamic Sciences

[@servantoftheexpander9688]

If you had paid carefull attention then you would have known. And If Islamic sciences are still the same then why wouldn't you learn logic. You needed logic in Islamic golden age to firmly grasp Islamic sciences and now also

[@a_fortiori_]

@@servantoftheexpander9688 Are you for real?

[@ehsankhorasani_]

al-Farabi was from Faryab Khorasan ( Afghanistan ). not Bokhara and also Avecina from Balkh Khorasan ( Afghanistan )

[@rehanmir4560]

I wonder if he plans to translate his urdu article on summarizing Greek logic into english

[@servantoftheexpander9688]

Greek logic was changed when it came to Islamic civilization and also developed like for example formal system of modal logic by ibn Sina.

[@PintuRajput-st6ej]

Science is a science.if Islamic science is so dear then stop using Jews or chritian science😂

[@ajayreddy8732]

Nonsense

[@sj4695]

*insufficient brain cells detected to comprehend subject matter*

[@ehsankhorasani_]

ignorance!