Muhammad Hozien |
webmaster |
|
This
page will give you some ideas of the interests of the webmaster of this site.
However in its current format it is hopelessly outdated. I'll concentrate
more on the content of the websites than this page in lieu of shameless self
promotion. |
Long
overdue. This contains many of his major works with a heavy emphasis on
philosophical issues in al-Ghazali. This is sort of my daily grind, needless
to say now an obsession. I think I have the Ghazali Measles. |
This
page is now a major effort to fill in an important gap in this academic
field. What started out as single effort is now a group project. Which I hope
will continue to flourish. See the stats page for
more information. |
Just
what it says. It is a dictionary of all those hard to understand Arabic
terms. These are truly philosophical terms from the works of al-Kindi,
al-Farabi, ibn Sina, al-Ghazali, and many others, including Mulla Sadra. |
This
contains some of his major works with a heavy emphasis on his philosophical
thought. |
This
contains many of his major works especially those dealing with philosophy, do
you see a trend here! |
…with a
little help from my friends now a reality. |
My
Writings: |
This page contains
some of the papers that I did for an Introductory Ethics class. These papers
by their nature are limited to the text that was used in class.
(Undergraduate Level) |
This is was a result of a course that I had taken with the same
title. It contains the papers that I wrote for the course a bit more. (Undergraduate
Level) |
These are papers that
I have written from time to time. I have uploaded them in hope that they
might be of benefit to the whole of humanity ;-) (High school - Undergraduate) |
This paper that I
have written on that philosopher and his concept of pain. I wrote for a
course on the philosopher. (Undergraduate) |
A
collection of thoughts and writings on things Islamic... (Just for fun and
the Prophet) |
Here is a complete
set of fonts, Roman, Italic, Bold, Bold Italic. This is
based on the Gentium family of fonts. I have just added two glyphs to this
font. This way you can do the Hamza and Ayn in true Unicode. This set is more
for typesetting than anything else. If you are just going to use it for mere
word processing I would recommend that you get the available Gentium font
which contains a far more richer character selection. These fonts are free ware and can be
used for any purpose. This is a Mac keyboard
that contians short cuts to use to enter in transliterated characters mainly
for long a, i and u. Also for underdot on the following d, h, s, t, and z.
The way to get these is to use option(alt) and a for long a, option(alt)
shift z for Z underdot. I did them for my own use and if you can make use of
them by all means do so. (instructions
for install and use)
I have since found that many have done the same. Just enter Arabic Transliteration on a search engine to get a
good idea of what's out there! |
Vanity: |
My name in Arabic
Calligraphy (Thulth), Turkish Tughra. |
·
This page is now part of the Islamic Philosophy Online Project for
more information see: More info.
·
Page URL: www.muslimphilosophy.com/mih/index.html.
·
A
reader is needed for PDF files
and it is available free of charge from Adobe.
·
Reporting copyright
infringement.
·
Page
last updated on 2007-11-10 .
·
Site
_ Copyright 2003 by Islamic Philosophy Online, Inc. A not-for-profit website
dedicated to the study of Islamic philosophy. Individual content may have its
own individual copyrights. See
copyright information.