Freethinkers of Medieval Islam: Ibn AlRawandi, Abu Bakr AlRazi and Their Impact on Islamic Thought (Islamic Philosophy, Theolo,Used

Freethinkers of Medieval Islam: Ibn AlRawandi, Abu Bakr AlRazi and Their Impact on Islamic Thought (Islamic Philosophy, Theolo,Used

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This book endeavors to identify and define the phenomenon of freethinking in medieval Islam, in particular as exemplified in the figures of the two most notorious intellectual heretics, Ibn alRawandi (9th C.) and Abu Bakr alRazi (10th C.).The development of Islamic freethinking is analyzed on the background of the paramount importance of prophetology in Islam. The book examines the image of the freethinkers in Islam and its connection to the legacy of late antiquity, and to the traditions about Indian and Sabian religions. The last chapters examine repercussions of his phenomenon in various aspects of Muslim, Jewish and Christian medieval thought.It is argued that, despite its rare occurrence, freethinking was in fact a pivotal Islamic phenomenon, which had a major impact on the development of Islamic thought.

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