CAUSAL RELATION

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ABBASIAN CHALESHTORI M.A.

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Journal: MAQALAT WA BARRASIHA Year:2000 | Volume:33 | Issue:68 Page(s): 219-242

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CAUSAL RELATION

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ABBASIAN CHALESHTORI M.A. | Issue Writer Certificate

Keywords

RELATIONSQ4

PROPERTIES OF RELATIONSQ4

REFLEXIVE-IRREFLEXIVE RELATIONQ4

SYMMETRIC-A SYMMETRIC RELATIONQ4

TRANSITIVE-INTRANSITIVE RELATIONQ4

CAUSAL RELATIONQ4

REAL-PREPARING CAUSEQ4

COMPLETE -INCOMPLETE CAUSEQ4

MANNER OF THE EMANATION OF POSSIBLES BY THE NECESSARY BEINGQ4

SUCCESSION OF CAUSES AND EFFECTSQ4

THEORY OF INTERMEDIARYQ4

RELATION OF MANIFESTATION (TRANSFIGURATION)Q4

Abstract

One of the fundamental and oldest problems of Islamic philosophy is that of "causation". This has its own branches and subdivisions, of which one of the most significant is the "causal relation". The "causal relation", in turn, is interconnected to such basic and principal problems as "the manner of emanation of possibles by the necessary being" and" the infinity of the series of causes and effects". With respect to Moslem philosophers views, it can be claimed that "the CAUSAL RELATION" is a relation between definite and ordered pairs of objects, one of which (the cause) is the generator of being and the other (the effect) is the generated being, such as the relation which holds between the necessary being and the possible being. Studies on moslem philosophers views regarding the "causal relation" and its properties, both from metaphysical-philosophical perspective, and modern formal logic theory of RELATIONS, lead us to opposite and contrasting results.With emphasis on the accepted principles and terms used by Moslem philosophers, the article explains" the CAUSAL RELATION", and also sheds light on opposite and contrasting results. Finally, to get rid of those results, three solutions will be suggested, and based on the "theory of personal unity of being", Mōlla sādra’s solution in particular will be highlighted.

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ABBASIAN CHALESHTORI, M.A.. (2000). CAUSAL RELATION. MAQALAT WA BARRASIHA, 33(68), 219-242. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/363632/en

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ABBASIAN CHALESHTORI M.A.. CAUSAL RELATION. MAQALAT WA BARRASIHA[Internet]. 2000;33(68):219-242. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/363632/en

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M.A. ABBASIAN CHALESHTORI, “CAUSAL RELATION,” MAQALAT WA BARRASIHA, vol. 33, no. 68, pp. 219–242, 2000, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/363632/en

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