Basic Informations
C.V
Curriculum Vitae
Name: Ali Attia Abd El-Baki Mahmoud.
Date of Birth:
19/1/1986 Beni Suef, Egypt.
National ID number: 28601192200333
Qualifications:
Bachelor of Arts, 2007/ Very Good
Master of Arts, 2014/ Excellent
PhD, 2018, Magna cum Laude
Employment (Academics):
Teaching Assistant, 2009
Assistant Teacher, 2014
Training Courses:
University Management.
University Legal and Financial Aspects.
The Credit Hour System.
International Publishing Of researches
Quality Standards in Teaching.
Ethics and behavior of the profession in university work
Integrity, Transparency and Anti-Corruption.
Presentation Skills.
Research Team Management.
Strategic Planning.
Master Title
Logic and Language in Ibn al-Azraq’s Thought
Master Abstract
The present thesis attempts to explore "Logic and Language in Ibn al-Azraq’s Thought". It falls in five chapters preceded by an introduction and followed by a conclusion:
Chapter I entitled “Ibn al-Azraq: Features and Factors Affecting his Thought” examines the historical and political aspects in the life of Ibn al-Azraq as well as the intellectual features of his writings and the linguistic and logical determinants of his thought.
Chapter II entitled “Logical Culture in the thought of Ibn al-Azraq” overviews the concept of logic and its importance for Ibn al-Azraq and the impact of Aristotle’s logic on his writings and his use of categories and division in presenting his scientific data.
Chapter III entitled “Meaning as used by Ibn al-Azraq” investigates the relationship between meaning, semantics, and the semantics of the lexical entries.
Chapter IV entitled “Ibn al-Azraq and his Treatment of Logical Limit and Grammatical Definition” is a discussion of Aristotle’s limit theory, definition as used by grammarians, and the correlation between the logical limit and the grammatical definition in the thought of Ibn al-Azraq.
Chapter V entitled “Deduction Issues among Logic Thinkers and Grammarians in the Writings of Ibn al-Azraq” explores deduction as used by logic thinkers and grammarians and the way Ibn al-Azraq applied deductions.
PHD Title
The logical direction of Aby Hanifa al-Noaman and its impact upon the development of the principles of Islamic Jurisprudence
PHD Abstract
This thesis "The logical direction of Aby Hanifa al-Noaman and its impact upon the development of the principles of Islamic Jurisprudence" is primarily concerned with analyzing some of the logical principles of Imam Abu Hanifa al-Noaman's doctrine, regarding the interpretation of the religious text by stating the effects of this method in Islamic jurisprudence.
The study focused on the logical patterns in the attempts of Imam Aby Hanifa jurisprudence, also revealed the estimated jurisprudence of the Imam or the so-called probability logic, where the jurisprudence is estimated in some jurisprudential images which are related to legitimate judgments regarding the future, which contributed greatly to the development of Islamic jurisprudence.
Therefore, the study concerned with the method of Imam Aby Hanifa in presenting his jurisprudential issues in a manner in which the researcher was able to draw their symbolic images in the form of mathematical equations that show that there is a correlation between the logic and the fundamentals of jurisprudence in the context of his statements. The study also described the elements of the explanatory method he had in following his method of induction and reasoning. His method was to raise the issue of fiqh in a branch and to search for it and reach a rule from which to derive a general rule.
The thesis consists of the following:
Chapter One: "Logic of Ijtihad and tradition in the jurisprudence of Aby Hanifa".
Chapter Two: "perceptions and ratifications in the words of Imam Aby Hanifa".
Chapter Three: "Issues of reasoning between logic and attempts in the jurisprudence of Imam Aby Hanifa".
Chapter Four: "Finally, the fourth chapter is entitled: "Rational attempts of Imam Aby Hanifa and its impact on the development of the Islamic jurisprudence".
We have concluded that the thought of Imam Aby Hanifa revolves in three directions:
The first is the puritanical direction of the texts of the Qur'aan and Sunnah and the knowledge of the provisions of the words and the issues mentioned therein in clear fundamentalist ways.
The second is the rational attitude, which revolves around the scope of ijtihad, research and development in the fundamentals of Shari'a, and the reasoning of judgments in which there are no explicit texts or other similar issues in the Quran or the Sunnah. This is evident in esoteric methods of jurisprudence, legal tricks, and approbation.
The third is the direction in which Abu Hanifa activated the role of reason in the textual evidence, which we can call the "Shari'a judgment in the light of textual and reasonable". This is the way in which Imam Abu Hanifa managed to devise some Shari'a judgments in a rational way through the Qur'an and Sunnah ad to this the understanding of the vocabulary of the language and its implications for some of the real dilemmas and issues, using the measurement of all types (exceptional and contractual).