al-Falākah wa-al-maflūkūn / taʼlīf Aḥmad ibn ʻAlī al-Daljī. 1904 [Leather Bound]
Al-Falākah wa-al-maflūkūn, composed by Ahmad ibn Ali al-Dalji in 1904, investigates the celestial realms and their bound subjects within Arabic philosophical discourse. This leather-bound edition captures the essence of traditional astronomy and metaphysics, providing a window into historical scholarly pursuits. A valuable resource for understanding classical Islamic thought on the cosmos.
About This Book
This 1904 publication, authored by Ahmad ibn Ali al-Dalji, presents a detailed examination of al-Falakah wa-al-maflukūn, focusing on classical interpretations of the heavens and their influences.
Bound in durable leather, this edition preserves the original Arabic text, making it accessible for students and enthusiasts of historical Islamic scholarship.
The work delves into the relationships between celestial bodies and human affairs, reflecting the intellectual traditions of its time.
Ideal for collectors of rare books or researchers in Middle Eastern studies, this volume maintains the authenticity of early 20th-century printing.
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