Brief Introductions معرفی و نقد

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Sabzevari's method in categorizing and organizing philosophical contents and titles in his works, especially in Sharh al-Manzumah, is more logical and precise than Sadr al-Muta'allihin's style in Asfar and differs from it, especially in the discussion of theology in the strict sense. Bidaya al-Hikmah and Nihayat al-Hikmah by Allameh Tabataba'i, which refer to Sharh al-Manzumah in many contents and arrangements, certainly possess many advantages over Sabzevari's Wisdom Poem, including being free from literary and mystical points and having better categorization, refinement, precision, and robustness; however, Sabzevari's Manzumah, in addition to common philosophical discussions, contains discussions on logic, ethics, the afterlife (Ma'ad), and prophethood, and relies on the foundations of theoretical mysticism, which the aforementioned books lack. The advantages of this typeset edition include its visually appealing layout, the presentation of the verses of the Manzumah at the beginning of each sentence, followed by the text of the commentary with proper punctuation, the inclusion of Sabzevari's annotations and selected annotations by the late Heidaji and the late Muhammad Taqi Amoli. 4- Technical indices of verses, narrations, Persian and Arabic poems, prominent figures and sects, books, sources, and references facilitate the work of researchers of Islamic wisdom. 5- If the Sharh al-Manzumah is to be published with this volume of annotations, adding the brief glosses of Mulla Abd al-Karim Khabushani (the author's student) on the Logic Manzumah to the end of the logic section would be useful so that the researcher of logic can be completely independent of the Nasiri edition.