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Tahdhīb al-akhlāq
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Tahdhīb al-akhlāq

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  • Ibn Miskawayh

    His moral treatise TahdhÄ«b al-akhlāq, influenced by the Aristotelian concept of the mean, is considered one of the best statements of Islamic philosophy. The Islamic philosopher Naṣīr al-DÄ«n ṬūsÄ« (died 1274) modelled his Akhlāq NaṣīrÄ« (ā€œThe NaṣīrÄ« Ethicsā€) on the TahdhÄ«b al-akhlāq.

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    His moral treatise TahdhÄ«b al-akhlāq, influenced by the Aristotelian concept of the mean, is considered one of the best statements of Islamic philosophy. The Islamic philosopher Naṣīr al-DÄ«n ṬūsÄ« (died 1274) modelled his Akhlāq NaṣīrÄ« (ā€œThe NaṣīrÄ« Ethicsā€) on the TahdhÄ«b al-akhlāq.

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