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Philosophical Examination Of Nature's Gifts In The Works Of Mahmud Al-Zamakhshari

Adilov Zafar YunusovichDepartment of Philosophy, Mamun University, Uzbekistan

Pubmedia Social Sciences and Humanitiesjournal2024en

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Abstract

This article analyzes nature and its blessings in the works of Mahmud al-Zamakhshari (d. 1144), a renowned Islamic scholar and theologian best known for his contributions to Arabic grammar, rhetoric, and tafsir (Quranic exegesis). Al-Zamakhshari’s treatment of nature is deeply rooted in his belief in the signs of God’s power and wisdom embedded in the world. The paper examines how his works reveal a holistic view of nature, not only as a physical phenomenon but as a divine manifestation that serves as a medium for spiritual reflection and moral guidance.

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Turkish Literature and Culture Islamic Thought and Society Studies Diverse Academic Research Analysis

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DOI: 10.47134/pssh.v2i2.330

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