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Yousef Sani Sayyed Mahmoud; Mousavian Sayyed Hossein; Hariri Mahdi

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Journal: NAQD VA NAZAR Year:2021 | Volume:26 | Issue:2 (102) Page(s): 87-114

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A Critical Analysis of "Philosophical Secondary Intelligibles" according to Qâḍî Sa'îd Qumî

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Yousef Sani Sayyed Mahmoud | Mousavian Sayyed Hossein | Hariri Mahdi | Issue Writer Certificate

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Philosophical secondary intelligibles

general things

quiddity

primacy of existence

Qâḍî Sa'îd Qumî

Abstract

The issue of Philosophical secondary intelligibles is an essential prelude to a rediscovery of Qâḍî Sa.îd Qumî.s philosophical system, particularly his rejection of the primacy of existence (iṣâlat al-wujûd). With a careful study of those of his work which are attributed to him beyond any doubts and drawing on the descriptive- analytic method, we seek to analyze Qâḍî.s views of Philosophical secondary intelligibles and their laws. It turns out that he never uses the term .secondary intelligibles,. instead referring to them as .general things,. in which he includes concepts such as existence, object, possibility, and necessity. He describes these as general, self-evidence concepts, and .infinitive. notions occurring to, and predicated of, all things, taking them to be the weakest things in terms of existence with a trace of existence in the fact itself (nafs al-amr). Some of his statements refer to a kind of metaphysical occurrence of philosophical concepts. In his discussion of generation (ja.l), however, he takes the .quiddity. to be essentially created and other accidents and implications of a thing as accidentally created. His emphasis on simple generation sheds light on certain confusions. From Qâḍî.s words two distinct levels of externality of philosophical concepts can be derived: first, these concepts have a faint trace of realization and objectivity; and second, they have no realization and objectivity over and above the essence.

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Yousef Sani, Sayyed Mahmoud, Mousavian, Sayyed Hossein, & Hariri, Mahdi. (2021). A Critical Analysis of "Philosophical Secondary Intelligibles" according to Qâḍî Sa'îd Qumî. NAQD VA NAZAR, 26(2 (102) ), 87-114. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/952088/en

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Yousef Sani Sayyed Mahmoud, Mousavian Sayyed Hossein, Hariri Mahdi. A Critical Analysis of "Philosophical Secondary Intelligibles" according to Qâḍî Sa'îd Qumî. NAQD VA NAZAR[Internet]. 2021;26(2 (102) ):87-114. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/952088/en

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Sayyed Mahmoud Yousef Sani, Sayyed Hossein Mousavian, and Mahdi Hariri, “A Critical Analysis of "Philosophical Secondary Intelligibles" according to Qâḍî Sa'îd Qumî,” NAQD VA NAZAR, vol. 26, no. 2 (102) , pp. 87–114, 2021, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/952088/en

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