The presence of Sinai logic in alhashia of Mullah Abdullah Al-Yazdi

Abstract

The research revolves around one of the works that have received the attention of the scientific community, a book alhashia on the refinement of logic and speech of Saad al-Din al-Taftazani by Sheikh Mullah Abdullah al-Yazdi, who had importance in the lessons received by the student of knowledge in religious seminaries in the Islamic world, which is one of the books of logic that interested researchers and men of science and this research is intended to extent the presence of logic Sinai in which is the logic of Sheikh President Ibn Sina, one of the pioneers of philosophy and logic in Islamic philosophy and did not address in This research all the vocabulary mentioned in the alhashia, but we shed light on the most important vocabulary and topics dealt with by Yazdi and attributed to the origins of the Sinai through the books of Ibn Sina in the science of logic. Through research we find the clear impact of logic Sinai on alhashia Yazdi work balance between the alhashia and books Ibn Sina logical we found the logic of Ibn Sina present in all the vocabulary and topics alhashia Yazdi has derived the definition of logic from the book of signs and alerts of Ibn Sina and then divided logic into logic conceptual logic and logic of believing and looking logic conceptual in the words and the five colleges and definition and our choice of the logic of perceptions words and definition has created Ibn Sina in these two places was the division of Ibn Sina in This is clear in the alhashia book and the logic of perceptions is a prelude to the logic of ratifications, which included the argument and its divisions and before it the issues and its rulings. In the subject of arguments, Yazdi divided the arguments into three measurement, induction and representation, and between the types of measurement, sections of induction and pillars of representation in the same way that Ibn Sina put forward before
From this we infer that the Sinai presence in Yazdi's entourage was so strong that Yazdi uses the same logical examples in presenting logic topics.