Kulīyāt-i 'Ulūm-i Islāmī (Jild-i Avval: Manṭiq - Falsafah): Persian 1403

This book consists of two parts: "Logic" with sixteen lessons and "Philosophy" with ten lessons. Part One: Logic, the sixteen lessons of this part are as follows: 1- What is meant by Islamic sciences? 2- The science of logic 3- The subject of logic 4- The concept and the truth 5- The general and the particular 6- The limits of definitions 7- The section of affirmations- propositions 8- The divisions of propositions 9- The rulings of propositions 10- Deduction- The inverse 11- Analogy 12- The types of analogy 13- The value of analogy (1) 14- The types of analogy (2) 15- The types of analogy (3) 16- The additions of khums. Part Two: Philosophy The ten lessons of this part are as follows: 1- What is philosophy? (1) 2- What is philosophy? (2) 3- Philosophy of Illumination and Philosophy of Masha 4- Islamic methods of thought 5- Transcendental wisdom 6- Problems of philosophy 7- Objective and subjective 8- Accident and the past 9- Cause and effect 10- Necessity, possibility and negation.