Timing and Temporality in Islamic Philosophy and Phenomenology of Life

Section I.- The View from Nowhere: Ibn al-‘Arab? on the Soul’s Temporal Unfolding.- The Great Metamorphosis of The Logos of Life in Ontopoietic Timing.- Temporal Origination of the Material world and Mulla Sadra’s Trans-substantial Motion.- The Timing of The Ontopoiesis of Life.- Section II.- Edmund Husserl: The Genesis and Origin of Time.- Time, Temporal, and Temporality.- Some Phenomenological and Classical Corollaries on Time.- Section III.- M?r D?m?d on Time and Temporality.- Historical and Messianic Time: The Structure of Subjectivity and the Question of Judgement.- The Historicality of Linguistic Signs and the Ahistoricality of Meanings: The Role of Divine Neologisms in the Making of Islamic-Arab Tradition.- Section IV.- Time and The Formation of the Human Person: a Comparison of Edith Stein’s and Martin Heidegger’s Thoughts.- Virtues in Al-Biruni’s Philosophy of Science.- The Ontopoietic Timing of Life Versus The Kairic Unfolding of The Trans-Natural Destiny (A-T. Tymieniecka).-Pure Love in Mulla Sadra.- Section V.- The Phenomenology of Wujud In the Thought of Ibn Al-‘Arabi.- “Ibn Khaldûn’s Concept of History and the Qur’anic Notions of Economic Justice and Temporality”.