Nazariyat-Journal for the History of Islamic Philosophy and Sciences
Scope & Guideline
Fostering Dialogue Across Time and Disciplines
Introduction
Aims and Scopes
- Islamic Philosophy and Metaphysics:
The journal emphasizes the exploration of key philosophical figures and concepts in Islamic philosophy, such as the works of Avicenna, al-Farabi, and al-Razi. It investigates foundational metaphysical questions, including the nature of existence, causality, and the relationship between reason and faith. - Historical Contextualization:
Nazariyat is committed to placing philosophical texts and ideas within their historical contexts, examining how socio-political factors influenced intellectual developments in Islamic civilization. This includes studies of figures from various eras and regions, such as the Ottoman Empire and the Safavid period. - Interdisciplinary Approaches:
The journal encourages interdisciplinary research that intersects with fields such as theology, language, law, and science, highlighting the interconnectedness of knowledge within the Islamic tradition. - Critical Editions and Translations:
A unique contribution of the journal is its focus on the publication of critical editions and translations of important but lesser-known texts, providing scholars with access to primary sources for further study. - Ethics and Political Thought:
The journal also addresses themes of ethics and political philosophy, particularly how these ideas are articulated within Islamic frameworks, including discussions on the moral implications of political authority and governance.
Trending and Emerging
- Causality and Determinism:
A significant trend is the increasing focus on causality and determinism, particularly in relation to the works of Avicenna and post-Avicennian debates. This theme resonates with contemporary philosophical discussions on free will and the nature of existence. - Ethics in Political Thought:
There is an emerging interest in the ethical dimensions of political thought within Islamic philosophy, particularly how historical figures like al-Farabi and Avicenna articulate the relationship between ethics and governance. - Interdisciplinary Dialogues:
The journal is fostering interdisciplinary dialogues, linking philosophy with fields such as astronomy, mathematics, and law, reflecting a broader trend towards integrating various domains of knowledge in Islamic studies. - Critical Reassessments of Historical Texts:
An increase in critical reassessments of historical texts, including previously underexplored works, indicates a trend towards revitalizing interest in the Islamic intellectual tradition and its relevance to modern philosophical debates.
Declining or Waning
- Classical Sufism:
There has been a noticeable decrease in the number of publications specifically addressing classical Sufism, as the journal's focus shifts towards more philosophical and metaphysical inquiries. This may indicate a trend towards examining broader philosophical frameworks rather than specific mystical traditions. - Historical Figures with Limited Impact:
Papers focusing on lesser-known historical figures or those with minimal influence on the broader Islamic philosophical discourse are appearing less frequently. This suggests a consolidation of interest around more impactful thinkers and their contributions. - Methodological Analyses of Language:
While linguistic studies remain important, there seems to be a waning interest in purely methodological analyses of language within Islamic philosophy, as the journal increasingly prioritizes philosophical arguments and historical context.
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