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PhD student, Department of Islamic Philosophy and Theology, South Tehran Branch, Islamic Azad University, Tehran, Iran.
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Assistant Professor, Department of Islamic Philosophy and Theology, South Tehran Branch, Islamic Azad University, Tehran, Iran
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Assistant Professor, Department of Islamic Philosophy and Wisdom, Khorramabad Branch, Islamic Azad University, Khorramabad, Iran.
Abstract
Purpose: This article is about the explanation and analysis of Mulla Sadra's criticisms on Ibn Sina's celibacy, and it is done with the aim of explaining and analyzing Sadra's criticisms on Ibn Sina's theory about celibacy, as well as the criticism of those criticisms. Materials and Methods: The method of this research is theoretical in terms of its purpose, but in terms of the method of data collection, it is a library. Findings: In this article, the nine reasons for Ibn Sina's celibacy have been explained and analyzed, then Mulla Sadra's criticisms on Ibn Sina's reasons have been explained. Conclusion: At the end of Mulla Sadra's criticisms, it has been evaluated and it has been shown that most of Mulla Sadra's criticisms on Ibn Sina's reasons for celibacy do not seem logical. It seems that the reason for the strength of Ibn Sina's reasons against Sadra is that he was a physician.
Zeinivand,Z. , Abaei Koupaei,M. and Falsafi,H. (2020). Mulla Sadra's Criticisms on Ibn Sina's Celibacy and Their Critics. Quran and Medicine, 5(4), 90-100.
MLA
Zeinivand,Z. , , Abaei Koupaei,M. , and Falsafi,H. . "Mulla Sadra's Criticisms on Ibn Sina's Celibacy and Their Critics", Quran and Medicine, 5, 4, 2020, 90-100.
HARVARD
Zeinivand Z., Abaei Koupaei M., Falsafi H. (2020). 'Mulla Sadra's Criticisms on Ibn Sina's Celibacy and Their Critics', Quran and Medicine, 5(4), pp. 90-100.
CHICAGO
Z. Zeinivand, M. Abaei Koupaei and H. Falsafi, "Mulla Sadra's Criticisms on Ibn Sina's Celibacy and Their Critics," Quran and Medicine, 5 4 (2020): 90-100,
VANCOUVER
Zeinivand Z., Abaei Koupaei M., Falsafi H. Mulla Sadra's Criticisms on Ibn Sina's Celibacy and Their Critics. Quran and Medicine, 2020; 5(4): 90-100.
