History of Arab thought

In the world of Arab thought, the Arab mind was not limited to the role of transportation and translation from the Greek civilization, but also formulated a distinctive path for itself, taking study and meditation accompanying it, which enables it to formulate an independent and unique thought. The book "The History of the Arab Thought" of the encyclopedic world, Ismail Mazhar, monitors the exciting journey of Arab thought and its emergence, as it derived its joints and its development from intellectual clashes and philosophical discussions, and often committed to the logic of Aristotle and sometimes it was inspired by Plato. The book concludes its journey with detailed studies on the most prominent personalities of Arab thought, such as Bashar bin Burd, Jaber bin Hayyan, Abu Al -Ala Al -Maari, and Ahmed Shawky, moving between their minds and their leading ideas.