@book{951,
  author = {Joseph Bell},
  title = {Love Theory in Later Hanbalite Islam},
  abstract = {<p>Joseph Norment Bell, Ph.D. 1971.</p>

<p>Table of Contents</p>

<p>Tables</p>

<p>Acknowledgments</p>

<p>1. \&nbsp; Introduction</p>

<p>2. \&nbsp; Selection and Organization of Literary Material: Ibn Al Jawzi{\textquoteright}s Dhamm al-Hawa</p>

<p>3. \&nbsp; The Reaction to Ash{\textquoteright}arism: Ibn Taymiya</p>

<p>4. \&nbsp; Divine Will and Love in the Theology of Ibn Taymiya</p>

<p>5. \&nbsp; Ibn Taymiya on Love Between God and Man</p>

<p>6. \&nbsp; Love in the Works of Ibn Qayyim al-Jawziya</p>

<p>7. \&nbsp; Affinity, Beneficence, and Beauty</p>

<p>8. \&nbsp; Glances, Gazing, and the Vision</p>

<p>9. \&nbsp; The Kinds and Stages of Love</p>

<p>10. \&nbsp; The Lingering Tradition: Mar{\textquoteright} b. Yusuf{\textquoteright}s Munyat al-Muhibbin</p>

<p>11. \&nbsp; Epilogue: Nomos, Eros, and Thelema</p>

<p>Appendix: On Links with Romance Poetry\&nbsp;\&nbsp;</p>

<p>Glossary of Arabic Terms</p>

<p>Notes</p>

<p>Bibliography</p>
},
  year = {1979},
  journal = {Studies in Islamic philosophy and science},
  publisher = {State University of New York Press},
  address = {Albany},
  isbn = {Cloth: 9780873952446; paper: 9781438451787},
}