Kitab al-fasl fi al-milal wa-al-ahwa' wa-al-nihal; 3

This seminal work by the medieval Arabic philosopher and scholar Ibn Hazm examines various religions and philosophical schools of thought that existed in his time. In particular, the book focuses on religious sects and their differences, discussing the unique doctrines of each group and critiquing their beliefs from a rational perspective. A fascinating read for scholars of medieval philosophy and religious studies.

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