The Muslim Concept of Freedom prior to the 19th Century [Book Review]

Review of Metaphysics 14 (3):572-572 (1961)
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In this brief work of modest pretensions, the author brings together Islamic texts relevant to freedom from a great variety of sources. He ventures very little analysis or interpretation. Each chapter is copiously footnoted. Given its purely scholarly intentions and limitations, the work should provide a valuable aid for those interested in the study of this field.--J. M. W.

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