Mulla Sadra’s View Of God’s Relations To The Senriable Intensity Of Being

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This book explores Mulla Sadra's philosophical views on God's relation to the sensible and imaginal worlds, emphasizing the role of imagination and the gradation of being. It traces the evolution of these ideas from Plato and Aristotle through Islamic thinkers like Avicenna and Sohravardi, culminating in Mulla Sadra's synthesis. The work highlights how his concepts of variable intensity of being and the incorporeal imagination address theological and metaphysical questions, such as divine rewards, resurrection, and mystical experiences.