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"Encyclopaedia of Muslim Philosophy" is delves into the rich and diverse tradition of Islamic philosophical thought. This reference book provides a thorough examination of the key concepts, personalities, and philosophical trends in Muslim philosophy, covering everything from the classical era to current debates. The contributions of major thinkers like Avicenna, Averroes, and Al-Farabi are covered in detail. The encyclopaedia is a priceless tool for academics, students, and anybody else interested in the nexus between philosophy and Islamic thinking because of its design, which aims to provide both breadth and depth. It provides an understanding of how Islamic philosophers have addressed a variety of subjects, frequently in discussion with other philosophical traditions, such as metaphysics, ethics, logic, and epistemology. The "Encyclopaedia of Muslim Philosophy" illuminates the lasting legacy and universal significance of Islamic philosophical inquiry by studying the conceptual evolution of these ideas and their influence on subsequent thought.