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The 95th issue of the scientific-research Quarterly of Kheradname-ye Sadra includes the following papers after the Editorial: “A Critical Study of Hakim Sabziwari’s Innovative Arguments on the Trans-Substantial Motion”, Hussein Ali Shidanshid and Muhammad Hadi Tavakkoli “A Comparative Study of the Whatness of Time and the Temporal Origination of the World in Fakhr al-Din Razi and Mulla Sadra”, Seyyed Mohammad Esmaeil Seyyed Hashemi and Seyyed Mohammad Javad Seyyed Hashemi ““Oughts” and “Ought-nots” of Islamic Philosophy in the View of the Supreme Leader of the Islamic Republic of Iran”, Mohammad Rahmani Gooraji and Fatemeh Masjedi “A Comparison of the Nature of Divine Word in Mutikallimun and Ibn Arabi”, Zohreh Masoumi and Fatemeh Mohammad “A Study of Mulla Sadra’s Ultimate View of the Meaning of the “Mentally-Positedness of Quiddity””, Seyyed Shahriar Kamali Sabzewari “Origin of Fundamental Conflicts Concerning the Final Cause”, Yaser Taherrahimi and Moosa Malayeri “Natural Causality and Metaphysical Causality: Homonymy or Polysemy in Mulla Sadra”, Maryam Heydari and Hamidreza Ayatollahy
In a part of the Editorial of this issue we read: “Presently, it is now clearly known that most of the political and social damages that the Iranian nation has suffered have been due to the penetration of a number of irrational and thoughtless sentimental people in the recognition of the right and organized approach towards promoting welfare and glorifying Islam. This has happened because of cultural poverty, lack of wisdom and rationality, wrong calculations, and misrecognition of friends from foes and right from wrong. One of the sorrowful regrets that Qur’an refers to for dwellers of hell is, “And they will say, ‘If only we had been listening or reasoning, we would not be among the companions of the Blaze’” (al-Mulk: 10). It is noted that the abstracts of the papers published in the various issues of Kheradname-ye Sadra are available to all users on the website of the Sadra Islamic Philosophy Research Institute. Moreover, interested people are advised to contact the Sales and Subscriptions Department of Siprin (phone: 0098-21-88153594) or visit the Sales Office of the Institute’s Publication Center at the following address: No. 1218, Parsa Cultural Complex, Between Fakhr Razi and Daneshgah Streets, Enghelab Street, Tehran, Iran Phone: 0098-21-66973202
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