Ислом тафаккури – Исламская мысль – Islamic thought – (2025) · pp. 3-7
THE NECESSITY OF LOGIC AS A SCIENCE
НАСРУЛЛАЕВ, Неъматулло
Abstract
Abstract. This article analyzes the formation of logic as a discipline and its role in the Islamic world. Although logic, as a field that studies the rules of correct reasoning, was initially developed by the ancient Greek philosopher Aristotle, it was extensively studied and systematized by Muslim scholars during the Abbas id period. The article examines the views and works of prominent thinkers such as Abu Nasr al-Farabi, Ibn Sina, Imam al-Ghazali, and Ibn Rushd on logic. Additionally, it explores the theories on logic presented in Ubaydullah ibn Mas ‘uds work Ta ‘diI al- 'Glum.
логикаАристотельаль- ФарабиИбн Синаимам аль-ГазалиИбн РушдТа›дил аль-улумнаучный методфилософиякалам
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