The article analyzes the main characteristic features of philosophy religion founder Marburg school neo-Kantianism Hermann Cohen. Special attention is paid to Cohen’s criticism and reinterpretation Kant’s “practical philosophy” from point view religion: Cohen supplements expands provisions on moral law duty, interpreting them as divine commandments. authors emphasize fundamental importance for ...

This study aims to determine the application of Islamic economic principles in development Sharia laundry business "Mr. Cling Ciamis". qualitative research with descriptive method is based on data from interviews and documentation. The results conclude that values applied by Laundry Syariah Ciamis" are monotheism, justice, free will, responsibility have been implemented properly. In addition, c...

Journal of the American Academy of Religion March 2002, Vol. 70, No. 1, pp. 33–53. © 2002 The American Academy of Religion This study presents a phenomenological analysis of Ghazali’s discussion of dreams and dream discourse as it specifically relates to the faculty of the imagination. The imagination is an important, though ambiguous and understudied, category, as it is responsible for diverse...

the concept of “kalama” has always been one of the most important and yet complicated concepts that has been brought to attention in human and divine schools of thoughts. “kalama” has also claimed a special place in the holy qur’an, and the repetition of it throughout the book is a sign of its importance. semantics of quranic words is one of the modern methods of investigation in holy qur’an. t...

AbstractPurpose – This study aims to describe and analyze the application of Islamic business ethics as a necessary component family success. The study's subject is in Ciamis Regency, West Java. indicators are based on five axioms: monotheism, balance, free will, Ihsan, responsibility.Methodology - research method employed qualitative, using phenomenology approach, case library research. data w...

Hatred and persecution of the Jews, which since the [ate 19th century has been termed anti-Semitism, has a 3500-year history. It is not the uniqueness of its style and forms that is amazing, but rather its incredible historical similarity: from Egypt to Babylonia to Rome to Isabella's Spain to present-day Russia. Much has been written on the psychodynamics of anti-Semitism. During the late 1940...