چکیده:
Jalal al-Din Mohammad bin Asad Kazeruni, known as Allameh Mohaghegh Dawani, was one of the greats of the Shiraz school, possessing wonderful views in philosophy and logic. He believes in 'tashannu' (sublimity) and 'tajalli' (manifestation) regarding the manner of explaining the dependence of the effect's existence on the cause, and through this path, he solves two philosophical and theological dilemmas: "the quality of the existence of accidents and their decay" and also "the nature of their cessation and reality." He is also the first philosopher to speak of "eternal origination" (huduth dahri). The present article is a correction of the explanation of the following verse from Golshan-e Raz by Mohaghegh Dawani: Look at your true essence with a good eye For the father became a mother, and the mother became a father again In the correction of this treatise, two manuscripts from the Majlis Library and the Ayatollah Marashi Library have been used.
خلاصه ماشینی:
Abstract Jalal al-Din Muhammad ibn Asad Kashrouni, famous as Allamah Muhaqqiq Dawani, was one of the greats of the Shiraz School, possessing unique views in philosophy and logic.
Therefore, if legislative rulings were like ontological rulings, any change or transformation in them would be within the scope of the human perspective, not in the view of God. 15 Dawani first proposed the issue of "eternal origination" (huduth dahri) in the book Nur al-Hidayah: It must be known that in the terminology of sages and theologians, the term "origination" (huduth) has three meanings: essential origination, eternal origination, and temporal origination16, and in defining it, he says: "Eternal origination consists of the actuality of an essence after a real non-existence that is not characterized by quantity,"17 then he continues to state: "...
The Present Treatise The present treatise is the correction of the commentary on the following verse from Golshan-e Raz, authored by Sheikh Mahmud Shabestari: Look well at your own origin For the mother became a father, then again a mother (1) The manuscripts cited in the correction of this treatise are: 1.
In the haste of time, what the tongue of the moment composed and dictated was formally recorded, and that verse is: (4) Look well at your origin For the mother became a father, then again a mother (5) Know this, O dear one, may Allah Almighty grant you success in what (6) He loves and is pleased with (7) , that the levels of fatherhood and motherhood must be made known in the world of the unseen and the witnessed (8) so that the solution to such words becomes easy.
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