The Philosophy of the Teachings of Islam — Page 225
Index Jesus no recipient of revelation had appeared after, till the advent of the Holy Prophets. Knowledge 180 a source of knowledge is certainty through experience201 arrives at its climax with the 219 Life mostly man realises reality of, after forty Man C gradual progress of,. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15 is like the sun and moon. . . . . 175 the purpose of the creation of, Man's purpose 159 help of practice and eight means of the experience 203 attainment of, 161 human conscience is also a Middle way source of, by certainty of inference. . . . . . . 187 103 intellectual arguments having sound basis lead a person to the certainty of,. . . 186 practical experience is the principal means of Quran prescribes to adhere to,. . Minanur-Raḥmān establishes the supremacy of Arabic language. Moral condition of man discarding of evil and doing good are moral qualities of man. . . Moral qualities a physical action when exercised under the control 143 perfecting, 204 source of perfect, is Divine. 40 revelation. 199 source of, by certainty of inference is reason and information 183 of reason on its proper experience three types of, are certainty of inference, sight and true knowledge emerges from mind and regulates all occasion is called moral quality. . 28. 141, 182 chastity. . 41 courage. 71 forbearance and forgiveness. . 59 limbs. . . Laws of nature earthly water causes 202 natural conditions by regulation become,. vegetation so does the revelation causes religious activity in the world. 180 visible, bear the testimony for the hidden laws of God. 177 of discarding of evil. 24. 41 related to the doing of good. . 59 three gradations of doing good. understading of the Divine. is necessary for the attainment of true moral. 63 qualities. . . . . . 27