The Situation of Islamic philosophy in Present Time

A discussion with Professor Seyyed H Nasr. By Dr Seyed G  Safavi, 2003, 60pp, £4.(written by farsi & English)

A Comparative Study on Islamic and Western Philosophy
Edited by Seyed G Safavi, 2002, 192pp, £9.

The present book consists of 8 articles, concerning Comparative Study on Islamic and Western Philosophy. The articles are written by scholars from Asian, European and American universities.

Perception According to Mulla Sadra
Edited by Seyed G Safavi, 2002, 334pp, £13.

The present book consists of 19 articles, concerning perception according to Mulla Sadra. The articles are written by scholars from Asian, European and American universities.

Dialogue among Civilisations
Edited by Seyed G Safavi, 2003, 398 pp, £15.
 
“Those who listen to the word then follow the best of it; those are they whom Allah has guided, and those it is who are the men of understanding.” (The Holy Qur’an, Chapter 39, Verse 18)

From a Sadraean Point of View
Toward an Ontetic Elimination of the Subjectivistic Self
by Mahmoud Khatami
 
The overall aim of this book is to examine whether the Sadraean school of transcendent philosophy can contribute to removing those crucial aspects of modern subjectivism which are problematically hidden in the ontological gap within the modern epistemology of the self.

 
Mulla Sadra & Comparative Philosophy on Causation
Edited by Seyed G Safavi
2003, 318 pp, £13

Causation in Islamic and western philosophy is a complex issue that operates at many levels. This book will introduce an ontological and epistemological approach on cause and causation. And describe some of the divisions of causation. This book discusses the relationship between causation and key philosophical doctrines.