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نئی باتیں
The Mantiqi میں کیا شامل ہوا، تازہ ترین پہلے: متون اور کورس، زبانیں، دائرۃ المعارف اور سائٹ کے اوزار۔
News in plain words
Every news item now has a short headline and one sentence on why it matters, with a link to read it at the source; the original title and our full summary are one click away.
The whole site in all eight languages
The encyclopedia, the madrasa paths, the courses, the sources, the contact page and this log now have their interface in Dutch, Arabic, Urdu, Persian, Turkish, Indonesian and Russian too; the articles follow.
Faster pages, checked on every change
Photos come in the size and format your screen needs, so the home page loads about an eighth of the image data it did; every change is now tested in a real browser, and the site is watched around the clock.
Al-Jurjānī's Ṣughrā and Kubrā among the handbooks
The home page now lists seven handbooks and sixteen of the masters of logic, from Aristotle to Faḍl-i Imām Khayrābādī.
Al-Bājūrī on the Sullam: level 2 of the North-African path
Eighteen lessons following Ibrāhīm al-Bājūrī's gloss verse by verse, with 26 passages quoted from the Cairo print of 1324/1906, vocalised and translated, and a test each.
Tahdhīb al-manṭiq of al-Taftāzānī
The logic part of the matn from the Cairo print of 1330/1912, vocalised and translated, in 16 lessons with tests: level 3 of the Indian path, after al-Mirqāt.
News in three sections, and a weekly news finder
Academic work, publications, and talks and media. Each week a search of journals, repositories and news is scored for manṭiq and set out for review.
The library: one searchable list
The handbooks and the other works on logic by century, with a search field and filters for period, kind, language and handbook.
Hijri or Gregorian dates
A setting in the gear menu: dates are shown Hijri first by default, or Gregorian first.
Tikrār by madrasa path
The review page groups the books by path, your own first, and lists only the lessons you have passed.
A contact form
Questions, corrections and suggestions can be sent from the contact page.
Al-Sullam al-munawraq: the North-African path
All 144 verses of al-Akhḍarī's poem in 18 lessons, with translation, explanation and a test each, from the Jakarta print of the Mutūn.
Al-Jurjānī's Persian Ṣughrā and Kubrā
Both primers transcribed from the Kanpur lithograph of 1279/1862–63, with an English and a vocalised Arabic translation, as texts and as lessons.
Three madrasa paths
The study portal now begins with a choice of path: Indian (al-Jurjānī's primers, al-Mirqāt), Ottoman (the Īsāghūjī, al-Kātī) and North-African (the Sullam).
Sources on every text and lesson
Each text, course and lesson says where it comes from: the print and its scan, what the lessons follow, the translation and the review.
Library of logic: 87 works
Short pages on the great works of logic in Arabic, Persian and Ottoman Turkish, from al-Fārābī to the modern madrasa, by century.
Scholars before Islam, and filters for all scholars
Eleven Greek and Syriac logicians of late antiquity, and filters by period, role and handbook.
News on the neighbouring sciences
Munāẓara, ʿilm al-waḍʿ, and grammar and rhetoric join kalām, falsafa and uṣūl al-fiqh on the news page.
themantiqi.com
The site moves to its own domain.
The knowledge base
The site becomes an encyclopedia of manṭiq beside the study portal: six handbooks with their articles and catalogues, the scholars, the madrasa curricula and the news.
Al-Mirqāt of Faḍl-i Imām Khayrābādī
The Arabic matn from the Deoband print, checked against the Delhi print of 1286/1869, in 25 lessons with tests.
Al-Kātī's commentary on the Īsāghūjī
The second reading of the Īsāghūjī, lesson by lesson, with translations into every language of the site.
Study step by step, and tikrār
Terms open one at a time with a short test each; passed lessons can be reviewed together, shuffled.
Eight languages
The Īsāghūjī course in English, Dutch, Arabic, Urdu, Persian, Turkish, Indonesian and Russian.
The Īsāghūjī term by term
Al-Abharī's matn with every term explained, exercises per chapter, search, and an app that works offline.