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Page i Love Theory in Later Hanbalite Islam title Love Theory - photo 1
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Love Theory in Later Hanbalite Islam

title:Love Theory in Later Hanbalite Islam Studies in Islamic Philosophy and Science
author:Bell, Joseph Norment.
publisher:State University of New York Press
isbn10 | asin:0873952448
print isbn13:9780873952446
ebook isbn13:9780585087085
language:English
subjectLove--Religious aspects--Islam, Hanbalites, Islam--Doctrines.
publication date:1979
lcc:BP188.16.L68B44eb
ddc:297/.5
subject:Love--Religious aspects--Islam, Hanbalites, Islam--Doctrines.
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STUDIES IN ISLAMIC PHILOSOPHY AND SCIENCE Published under the auspices of - photo 2
STUDIES IN ISLAMIC PHILOSOPHY AND SCIENCE
Published under the auspices of the Society for the Study of Islamic Philosophy and Science
EDITORIAL BOARD
George F. Hourani, State University of New York at Buffalo
Muhsin Mahdi, Harvard University
Parviz Morewedge, Baruch College of City University of New York
Nicholas Rescher, University of Pittsburgh
Ehsan Yar-Shater, Columbia University
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Love Theory in Later Hanbalite Islam
Joseph Norment Bell
State University of New York Press Albany 1979
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Published by
State University of New York Press
Albany, New York 12246
1979 State University of New York.
All rights reserved
Printed in the United States of America
Library of Congress Cataloging in Publication Data Bell, Joseph Norment.Love theory in later Hanbalite Islam.
Bibliography: p.
1. Love (Islam) 2. Hanbalites. I. Title.
BP188.16.L68B44 297'.5 78-5904
ISBN 0-87395-244-8
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To my father Walter Herman Bell, Sr.
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Contents
Tables
xi
Acknowledgments
xiii
1. Introduction
1
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2. Selection and Organization of Literary Material: Ibn Al Jawzi's Dhamm al-Hawa
11
3. The Reaction to Ash'arism: Ibn Taymiya
46
4. Divine Will and Love in the Theology of Ibn Taymiya
5. Ibn Taymiya on Love Between God and Man
74
6. Love in the Works of Ibn Qayyim al-Jawziya
92
7. Affinity, Beneficence, and Beauty
104
8. Glances, Gazing, and the Vision
125
9. The Kinds and Stages of Love
148
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10. The Lingering Tradition: Mar' b. Yusuf's Munyat al-Muhibbin
182
11. Epilogue: Nomos, Eros, and Thelema
200
Appendix: On Links with Romance Poetry
211
Glossary of Arabic Terms
215
Notes
219
Bibliography
265
Index
275

Page xi
Tables
1. Hanbalite Lists of the Stages of Profane Love
157
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2. Composite Lists by Ibn al-Qayyim Comprehending Profane and Sacred Love
158
3. Zahirite and Derivative Lists
158
4. Other Lists, Profane
159
5. Mystic and Emanationist Lists
160

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Acknowledgments
SINCE THE RESEARCH which has resulted in the present publication was first undertaken the list of those to whom I am indebted for advice and assistance has grown quite long. I should like to take this opportunity to extend my thanks to them all. In particular I wish to mention Professor Rudolf Mach, who first suggested that I investigate some aspect of the idea of love in Arabic literature, Professors Muhsin Mahdi and Jaroslav Stetkevych, whose counsel and encouragement over several years was invaluable, and Professor Lois Giffen, who kindly offered a number of suggestions for the improvement of the final version of the manuscript.
I should also like to express my gratitude to the Foreign Area Fellowship Program and the Center for Middle Eastern Studies of the University of Chicago for their support of this study.
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