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Qushji's Cosmology, Saving the Phenomena instead of Making Theory about the Motion of Celestial Bodies

Sadegh Shahriar; Iraj Nikseresht

Volume 11, Issue 21 , June 2021, , Pages 63-93

https://doi.org/10.30465/ps.2021.33783.1476

Abstract
  . Astronomers in later periods of Islamic astronomy were more influenced by Avicenna’s natural philosophy, So they used the basics of natural philosophy in astronomical theories. This prompted them to try to replace the Equant model proposed by Ptolemy with new models. Muslim astronomers and philosophers ...  Read More

Abu-Yusouf Ya‘qub ibn Isḥaq al-Kindī’s cosmology

rasol jafarian; eiraj nikseresht; abdollah farrahi

Volume 6, Issue 2 , April 2017, , Pages 15-36

Abstract
  Al-Kindī was the first major product of the transition from theology to philosophy, relying on the works of the Aristotelian school, attempted to provide a defensible worldview against the imported ideas to Islam. He considered the first philosophy as most prominent science and he believed that proof-based ...  Read More