Iqbal's Concept of God. Dieser Artikel ist nicht verfügbar.Iqbal's Concept of God

A close examination of the writings of influential Islamic thinker Iqbal.

<br>The author is a British citizen of Indo-Burmese origin and was born in Rangoon on the 28th December 1937. He was educated at Trinity College Cambridge, London and Edinburgh Universities. After qualifying as a medical doctor he took a research degree in Philosophy of Religion at King's College,<br>London. His professional career was part - clinical and part - academic: working as a psychiatrist in the British National Health Service. On the academic front his main research universities were Edinburgh and Harvard. He has an extensive publication record and is currently working on a major book-<br>project on Al Ghazali (commissioned by his former British publishers Kegan Paul International).<br>


The author is a British citizen of Indo-Burmese origin and was born in Rangoon on the 28th December 1937. He was educated at Trinity College Cambridge, London and Edinburgh Universities. After qualifying as a medical doctor he took a research degree in Philosophy of Religion at King's College, London. His professional career was part - clinical and part - academic: working as a psychiatrist in the British National Health Service. On the academic front his main research universities were Edinburgh and Harvard. He has an extensive publication record and is currently working on a major book- project on Al Ghazali (commissioned by his former British publishers Kegan Paul International).


Dr. Salman Raschid is a retired British psychiatrist. He is also an academic scholar, having studied History and Philosophy of Science at Cambridge and taken a research degree in Philosophy of Religion at King's College, London. He subsequently held research appointments at Edinburgh (Post-doctoral Fellow) and at Harvard (Visiting Scholar in the Philosophy Department, and Visiting Scholar at the Center for the Study of World Religions).

Dr Raschid was invited to join the US-based Husserl Circle in 1975. The Royal College of Psychiatrists (Philosophy Special Interest Group) appointed him as the Convener of the R.D. Laing Conference in 1998/9. Following a nomination by Professor Francis Robinson (in 2007/8) he was elected a Fellow of The Royal Asiatic Society.

Dr Raschid is currently working on a book entitled Ghazali's Concept of God, commissioned by his previous publishers.