Review of the book Ethics and Faith in the Philosophy of Muhammad Aziz Al-Habbabi
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مبحث الأخلاق, الفلسفة العربية, الخالق, المخلوق Ethics, Arabic Philosophy, Creator, Creature
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This work falls within the context of the "Study of Ethics", which raises questions related to the practical mind and everything that would frame the relationship of individuals with each other on the one hand, and their relationship with nature on the other hand. It sheds light on one of the most important figures of philosophy in the Arab world, the Moroccan intellectual "Mohamed Aziz Al-Hababi". He is considered one of the most prominent philosophers who approached the question of man and researched his essence and his moral and ethical characteristics with a methodology that combines following the principles of theoretical reason and the light of faith that connects man with the Creator on the one hand and with creatures on the other hand. The book being reviewed consists of 168 pages, divided into two chapters. Each chapter includes three topics, in addition to an introduction, a preface, and a conclusion.
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