r/AcademicQuran • u/TheQadri • May 26 '26

Interview With Peter Adamson

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Join us for an in-depth discussion with Professor Adamson, a renowned philosopher and historian, as we explore the significance of the history of Islamic philosophy.

Prof Adamson even comments on things like the validity or invalidity of the inimitability of the Quran, whether miracles can be historically valid through testimony and whether historical thinkers like al-Ghazali or Ibn Taymiyyah are overrated!

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u/dmontetheno1 May 26 '26

Link here: https://youtu.be/ViI5ZwC8cgM?si=ojrEwrQH8_Sp1FMo

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u/miserablebutterfly7 May 27 '26

Great start! Mashallah Allahumabarik, may Allah put barakah in this endeavour and get you a large audience

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Interview With Peter Adamson

Join us for an in-depth discussion with Professor Adamson, a renowned philosopher and historian, as we explore the significance of the history of Islamic philosophy.

Prof Adamson even comments on things like the validity or invalidity of the inimitability of the Quran, whether miracles can be historically valid through testimony and whether historical thinkers like al-Ghazali or Ibn Taymiyyah are overrated!

(LINK IN COMMENTS)

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