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Real Islamic Logic

Real Islamic Logic

This book is corrected and edited by Al-Hassanain (p) Institue for Islamic Heritage and Thought

Author: Jan Aldert Bergstra
Publisher: www.arxiv.org
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Abstract
1. Introduction
1.1 Logic applied to a specific religion
1.2 Usage of language
1.3 The problematic status of speculative thought
1.4 About the external position
1.5 Novelty remains to be seen
2 Four conceptions of Islamic Logic
2.1 Historic topic
2.2 Holistic conception
2.3 A manifestation of Jihad: Real Islamic Logic (RIL)
2.4 Cresent-star Logic
3 A community oriented description of Islam
3.1 Extension independent aspects of Islam
3.2 A stratified membership description
3.3 Qualification of views and activities
3.4 Some reflection on the use of a religious adjective
3.4.1 Religious labeling of material objects, books, theories and thoughts
3.4.2 An instrumental view on the label Islamic
4 Comparing Real Islamic Logic and Islamic Finance
4.1 Comparing IF and RIL in some detail
4.2 Comparing Crescent-star Finance and Crescent-star Logic
5 Objectives of Real Islamic Logic
5.1 Islamic Finance requires Real Islamic Logic
5.2 The role of Real Islamic Logic in more detail
5.3 Islamic Court Legal Proposition Processing
5.4 Technical objectives and methods of Real Islamic Logic (RIL)
5.5 Feasibility of RIL and RIL oriented research
6 Business ethics risk analysis for RIL development
6.1 Restating the orientation towards a RIL supported ICLPP
6.2 Working on the basis of randomized source documents
6.2.1 Centralization: a risk provoked by Islamic Finance?
6.2.2 Genetic programming needed?
6.3 Strengths,Weaknesses, Opportunities, and Threats (SWOT)
6.3.1 A SWOT from a simulated internal perspective
6.3.2 A SWOT diagram from an friendly external perspective
6.3.3 A SWOT diagram from a cautious external perspective
6.4 Integrating the SWOT diagrams
6.4.1 Moral issues concerning the outsider’s position
6.4.2 Comparison with defense system oriented research considered flawed
7 God’s existence as an AI motivated hypothesis
7.1 Making the existence of a god explicit
7.1.1 Irrationality of an existence assumption denied
7.1.2 Deductive, inductive, conductive, abductive, and productive arguments
7.2 Virtues of the existence assumption
7.3 Weaknesses of this “proof”
8 Concluding remarks
References
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Real Islamic Logic

JanAldert Bergstra

University of Amsterdam

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(March 24, 2011)

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