– Filter and Form –
Salih Mirzabeyoglu
First Edition 1986
INTRODUCTION AND DEDICATION
1st TABLET: THOUGHT AND METHOD
1 – What and How
2 – Faith and thought
3 – Logic and truth
4 – The known and the conscious
5 – Why and cause
6 – Reason and anxiety
7 – Metaphysic need and suspicion
8 – Knowing – being able to do
9 – Form and element
10 – Lecture of metaphysics in philosophy
11 – For being able to change the feeling
12 – Being able to read the heart
13 – Human – flageolet
14 – Tafsir crime
15 – Feeling and thought
16 – Necessity of the Whole Thought
17 – True and beautiful
18 – Socrates and Plato – relation
19 – Language and universe
20 – Individual and experience
21 – Consciousness of thinker
22 – Two-faced logic
23 – Human systems and false order – the fault of order
24 – Unity of the opposites
25 – Fault of beginning
26 – Reason and belief of immortality
27 – Thinker and thought
28 – False criterion
29 – Genuine learning
30 – Good person – seeking the beautiful
31 – Knowledge and decision
32 – Knowledge and conjecture
33 – Not knowing the opposites
34 – Living the matter
35 – Sake of the truth
36 – Progress of knowledge – directed understanding
37 – Truth and conjecture – Absolute truth
38 – Comprehending – distance adjustment
39 – Truth and knowledge
40 – Faith and category
41 – Effecter and opportunity
42 – Thought and worry
43 – Reason and comprehension
44 – Choosing and devoting
45 – Understanding and friendship
46 – Human and aim
47 – Thinker and crowd
48 – Spirit and knowledge
49 – Value and sensitiveness
50 – Senses – form – perception
51 – Whole and part, seeing
52 – Knowledge, knowledge of not knowing
53 – Recognizing the difference between material things by senses
54 – Eye – Color – Things
55 – Knowledge – good, true, beautiful
56 – Experience and judgment
57 – Senses and reason – judgment and knowledge
58 – Intuition and experiment – time and space
59 – Perception of mystery
60 – Intentness of the conscious – conscious and that is surrounding
61 – Moral necessity
62 – Attribute and value
63 – Conscious aim – instinct
64 – Norms of logic
65 – Mistake in the relationship between cause and result
66 – Necessity of human to recognize interior and exterior
67 – Genius
68 – Knowing that knowing nothing
69 – Speaking and reason
70 – Knowing what is sought
71 – Knowing the subject – knowing the position
72 – Thinking and learning
73 – Intelligence and value
74 – Writer to read – friend
75 – Suitor of the truth
76 – Goodness
77 – Doing the undone
78 – Understanding and explaining
79 – Propriety
80 – Enlightened person – interest of thought
81 – Aim of reading – making choose
82 – Thought theft – compilation theft
83 – Thinking – meaning of living
84 – Conference and writing
85 – Right of genius
86 – Logic and madness
87 – What the senses taught
88 – Being able to look with the heart
89 – Secrecy share of happening
90 – World of meaning and physical world
91 – Mystery of object
92 – Criterion of eye and knowledge
93 – Unconscious knowledge
94 – Claim and proof
95 – Thought and action
96 – Eyes and feeling
97 – Being able to turn it into positive
98 – Specialty of inspection
99 – Genuine knowledge
100 – Logic and truth
101 – Intelligence and not having a goal
102 – Reasoning and feeling
103 – Reason and love
104 – Being involved with wisdom – trying to die
105 – Everything stands with its opposite
106 – Reason and probability
107 – Pre-judgment
108 – Pleasure of not coming in handy (!)
109 – I’m thinking, therefore I exist
110 – Evidence
111 – Border of sleep and wakefulness
112 – Being able to take place of the old thought
113 – Before and after
114 – Imitation and reality
115 – Writing history
116 – Idée fixe and mystery
117 – Where is the self?
118 – Goal of the thought system
119 – Complexity of sociology
120 – Civilization – science – maturity
121 – Difficulty of understanding modern physics, its reason
122 – Intelligence and ability of abstraction
123 – Sign of superior mind
124 – Truth and reaching
125 – Experience and result
126 – Power of intuition
127 – Feeling and intelligence
128 – Easy and hard
129 – Killing the thought
130 – Mystery of the universe
131 – Cause and fact
132 – Science and value
133 – Seeing and mind
134 – Being self and sharing
135 – Love and thought
136 – Question and solution
137 – Necessity of method
138 – Power of the known
139 – Perception of mystery
140 – Saving the known from being unknown
141 – Pleasure of unknown
142 – Role of rule
143 – Thought of child
144 – Conformism
145 – Paradoxical truth
146 – Pencil and writing – Oath of Allah
147 – Indignation and effecter
148 – Spiritual look
149 – Admiration – amazement
150 – Thought and aim
151 – Aim and power
152 – Desire and fear
153 – Becoming and to appearing
154 – Knowledge and known
155 – Knowledge and suspicion
156 – Thought and imagination
157 – Deliverance
158 – Silent Speaking
159 – From eyes to heart
160 – Whole and part – Necessity of the whole thought
161 – Reason, checking the power
162 – Reason and intuition
163 – Mysticism
164 – Mystical excitement and knowledge
165 – System, model
166 – Thought and human – human and social being
167 – Science and life
168 – Inability of materialism in explaining evolution theory
169 – Socrates
170 – From the defense of Socrates
171 – Relation of Plato to Socrates
172 – Believed thing and sincerity – our state
173 – Striving and method
174 – Relationship between subject and object – New physics
175 – Logic and contents
176 – Logic and being
177 – Category
178 – Instilling – Informing – Language
179 – Reader and book
180 – Scholarship and reasonableness
181 – Truth of knowing
182 – Mistake in the mystical view
183 – Realizing the idea of good
184 – Role of concept
185 – Suffering of the thinker
186 – Mistake of normative consciousness
187 – Wisdom of balance
188 – Observer’s spiritual state while observing
189 – Learning – being able to found a relationship
190 – Thought model and practice
191 – Uprightness
192 – Reading and conversation
193 – Good book
194 – Reading and analysis
195 – Ability and genius
196 – Genius and affection
197 – Enmity of unaware
198 – Book, for whom?
199 – Work and harvest
200 – Origin of the ideas
201 – Knowing self
202 – Faith, the consciousness of miracle
203 – Excitement and ibda
204 – Ibda and excitement
205 – Criticism, perception and its beginning
206 – Criticism of nafs
207 – Thought and suffering
208 – Effect and cause
209 – Two methods in science
210 – Reflecting the truth
211 – Separation of useful and useless
212 – Essence and seeming
213 – Distinguishing mind
214 – Composition mistake
215 – Knowing that knowing nothing
216 – Details
217 – Description and obtaining information
218 – Limit in science
219 – Not having a desire to appear
220 – Not having a desire to be liked
221 – Seeking what is found
222 – Light in self
2nd TABLET: BEING AND BECOMING
1 – Existence and suffering
2 – Anguish and fear
3 – Truth of existence – individual
4 – Being is a mystery
5 – Existence and thought
6 – Pleasure of mystery
7 – Death according to the reason
8 – Human – living being – matter
9 – Matter and motion
10 – Origin of knowledge
11 – Genuine affection
12 – Freedom and value
13 – Agreement of souls
14 – Criticism of nafs
15 – Self and body
16 – Love is life
17 – Understanding and love
18 – Absolute being and being
19 – On eternity
20 – Becoming absent
21 – Love and truth
22 – Good person – bad person
23 – Know thyself
24 – Goodness – badness
25 – Being and relation
26 – Expanding universe
27 – Will and the world
28 – Will and unknown
29 – Form and boundary
30 – Being and change
31 – Cause and goal
32 – Human and interest
33 – Science and belief
34 – Matter and space
35 – Beginning of the universe
36 – Appearing of uranium
37 – Relativity of distance
38 – Life and effort
39 – Level of reality
40 – Reason of perception of eternity
41 – Shadow world
42 – Eye and truth
43 – Aim of the human
44 – Truth and imagination
45 – Aim of the creation of human being
46 – Love and excitement
47 – Sadness and happiness
48 – Truth of friendship
49 – Love and time
50 – Being and possibility
51 – Perception of death
52 – Gentleness of heart
53 – Shadow being
54 – Explaining the existence
55 – Holistic and partial look
56 – Our knowledge about the matter
57 – Suspicion and being
58 – Evident truth
59 – Absolute being – relative being
60 – Knowing self and the other
61 – Imagination and absence
62 – Becoming absent and changing
63 – Reason and possible
64 – Effort and object
65 – Quality and qualification
66 – Intensity and period of quality
67 – Relation of human to animal
68 – Levels of being and human
69 – Thought – life – death
70 – Thought and being
71 – Self and being informed
72 – Catching being of thought
73 – Relationship between subject and predicate
74 – Exclusion principle – existing with another
75 – Dialectical formation
76 – Unity of the opposites, their separateness
77 – Taking the essence out from relationships
78 – Being and boundary
79 – Boundary and principle
80 – Actuality
81 – Actuality and shape
82 – What is memory?
83 – Genuine science love
84 – Truth of surroundings
85 – Human in the opposite poles
86 – Renewing the perception of human
87 – Difference between animal and human
88 – Nafs of animal – the soul of human
89 – Two kinds of excitement, feeling, sensitiveness
90 – For what the being exists?
91 – Role of woman
92 – Worry and human
93 – Self and the other – self and surroundings
94 – Originality and personality
95 – Proving Allah
96 – Faithlessness and stupidity
97 – Idea of completeness – complete being
3rd TABLET TIME AND FREEDOM
1 – Miracle of time
2 – Time and during
3 – Freedom and personality
4 – Self and freedom
5 – Truth and effort
6 – Two freedoms
7 – Conquering oneself
8 – How a freedom
9 – Genuine hero
10 – Gaining the freedom
11 – Governing oneself
12 – Time and opportunity
13 – Religion and life
14 – Two tendencies
15 – Human and action
16 – Time and nothingness
17 – Judging oneself
18 – Memory
19 – Desiring too much
20 – Expectation from the society
21 – Richness of heart
22 – Looking at wish
23 – Nafs and freedom
24 – Genuine knowledge
25 – Origin of virtue
26 – Freedom and spirit
27 – What is the time?
28 – Memory
29 – Reason for unluckiness
30 – Relationship in terms of psychology and sociology
31 – Value of thought
32 – Recognizing people
33 – Pleasure of order
34 – Gaiety and suffering
35 – Faith and will
36 – Source of the happiness
37 – Youth – Thought
38 – Spiritualism
39 – Happiness
40 – Love
41 – Love and obstacle
42 – Will and instinct
43 – Consciousness of time
44 – Conscious and humanity
45 – Phenomenological method
46 – Human – person
47 – Freedom- putting out to possibilities
48 – Absolute being and time
49 – Perception of during begins in the East
50 – Degree of freedoms
51 – Free effort and truth
52 – Human, superior being over oneself and the world
53 – The known – object in self
54 – Being human
55 – Truth of the known
56 – Knowing – doing – aim
57 – Genuine goodness
58 – Love and beautiful
59 – Genuine friendship
60 – Death of a friend
61 – Purification of interior
62 – Life and death
63 – Profound thinking and livingness
64 – Human and surrounding
65 – World, self and Allah
66 – Relationship between absolute being and human
67 – Freedom and effort
68 – Conscious and its need
69 – Individual and others
70 – Being for oneself
71 – Consciousness and eternity
72 – Finiteness and infinity
73 – Consciousness of actuality and necessity
74 – Consciousness of absence
75 – Buddhism and hippieism
76 – Spirit and science
77 – Association of contact, association of similarity – memory
78 – Long effect and proof
79 – Present moment
80 – Consciousness of self
81 – Intentness of will
82 – Memory
83 – Time measurements and during
84 – Truth of surroundings
85 – Life and aim
86 – Aim of morals
87 – Human and thought
88 – Death
89 – Heart
90 – Earning the life
91 – Earning the freedom
92 – Genuine happiness
93 – Life and death
94 – Suffering and becoming
95 – Unconsciousness
96 – Interior living
97 – Freedom and necessity
98 – State of reality
99 – Finding oneself
100 – Desiring the essence
101 – What kind of life
102 – Common symbols
103 – Sincerity
104 – Pendulum
105 – Morality – eternity
106 – Understanding – doing
107 – Worship – expression
108 – Abstraction
109 – Hidden side of the bad feelings
4th TABLET: LANGUAGE AND MEANING
1 – Sheet of language
2 – Human and language
3 – Universe and language
4 – Language and time
5 – Language of public
6 – Connection between language and meaning
7 – Language and the known
8 – Root words
9 – The matter of language, scholar of language and artist
10 – Reason and language
11 – Language arose from the need of interior
12 – Absence and object
13 – Attribute and word
14 – Language and meaning
15 – Word and work
16 – Word and civilization
17 – Effect
18 – Word and personality
19 – Pen and language
20 – Power of word
21 – Aimed meaning
22 – Difficulty of explaining
23 – Word and spirit
24 – Word and thought
25 – Architectural consciousness
26 – Word and heart
27 – Word and love
28 – Word and memory
29 – Language and colors of meanings
30 – Feeling and language
31 – Language and era
32 – Identity and writing
33 – Eye and language
34 – Intent and speaking
35 – Language – reason – understanding
36 – Language and reason
37 – Expression and spirit
38 – Dependence and not dependence of thought on any language
39 – Manner of expression and contents
40 – Interaction between language and human
41 – Language and perception of mystery
42 – Contribution to language
43 – Comprehending the world
44 – Effect of thought
45 – Language and world
46 – Language and time
47 – Root of language
48 – Language is life
49 – Living language
50 – Language and table of world
51 – Language and civilization
52 – Activity of language
53 – Social being
54 – Human is language
55 – Language and word
56 – Conscious and language
57 – Contents
58 – Nonmaterial tool
59 – Language and common symbol
60 – Being able to be informed
61 – Language and faith
62 – Gift by Haqq
63 – Vitality of language
64 – Language and imagination
65 – Family of languages
66 – Language, subject of amazement
67 – Scope of language
68 – Speaking by oneself
69 – Interior speaking
70 – Consequence inferred from the comparison of languages
71 – Spirit and language
72 – Language – shape – spiritual events
73 – Speaking and inside
74 – Occurrence of speaking
75 – Relationship between linguistics and knowledge of the spirit
76 – Language and memory
77 – The matter of association between who is understanding and who is explaining
78 – Understanding the memory
79 – Connection between voicing and meaning
80 – Relation of using true and apt words with naturalness
81 – Word – object – ability
82 – Confusing true word with another
83 – Conscious and meaning – meaning, composition over elements
84 – Language and form
85 – Interpretation
86 – Spirit’s appearance in the language
87 – Sovereignty of spirit
88 – Poetry and state
89 – Poetry and state – thought on art
90 – Old Istanbul tongue
91 – Poetry and feeling – instillation
92 – Word and silence
93 – Language and truth – truth, mystery
94 – Poet and genius
95 – Wish and fakery
96 – Art of good understanding and listening
97 – Genialness and eloquence
98 – Voice and language
99 – Language and dialectics
100 – Language and effect of surroundings
101 – Language and surroundings – looking eye
102 – Language and writing
103 – Language and culture
104 – Sentence and thought
5th TABLET: AESTHETICS AND ART
1 – Poet and artist
2 – Talent and sensitiveness
3 – Change of the values
4 – True and beautiful
5 – Morality and intentness of fine arts
6 – Form and beautiful
7 – Critic’s necessity to have a criterion
8 – Inductive aesthetics
9 – Inspiration and logic
10 – Universal beauty
11 – Art and human
12 – Origin of the beauty
13 – Beautiful and form
14 – Aesthetics, a side of spiritualism
15 – Beautiful and truth
16 – Aesthetics
17 – Aesthetical norm
18 – Aesthetics – critique of art and history of art
19 – Conscious and beautiful
20 – Understanding beautiful – culture
21 – On comic
22 – On comic
23 – Laughing and sympathy
24 – Comic and contradiction
25 – Music and imitation
26 – What is art?
27 – Spirit and music
28 – Music and metaphysics
29 – Music and will
30 – Writing principle
31 – Understanding and personality
32 – Much word – less word
33 – Genius
34 – Poetry and interior world
35 – Poetry and word
36 – Poetry and reconditeness
37 – Poetry
38 – Principle of poetry
39 – Poetry – beauty and uprightness
40 – Poetry and spirit
41 – Poetry and lifestyle
42 – Birth of the work
43 – Meaning and word
44 – Affection and poetry
45 – Evaluation in the objective process
46 – Art and need
47 – Love and poetry
48 – Poetry and reader
49 – Impression and understanding
50 – Beauty and mystical feeling
51 – Poetry and mystery
52 – Artist and work
53 – Copying in art
54 – Interior world order
55 – Beauty and calm
56 – Critic and criterion
57 – Critic and novel
58 – Contents and possibility
59 – Laughing and crying
60 – Object, mirror, painting
61 – Imagination and language
62 – Allah and novelist
63 – On novel
64 – Crisis of novel
65 – Art and faith
66 – Fantasy and world of dream
67 – Don Juan
68 – Intuition and expression
69 – Expression and concept
70 – Cave illustration
71 – Fault of western aestheticians
72 – Individual – society – art
73 – Art and nature
74 – Aim of the theater
75 – Human and art
76 – Art and reality
77 – Aesthetics and beautiful
78 – Need of science of art
79 – Origin of the art
80 – Conscious and art
81 – Beauty and truth
82 – Idea of the beauty
83 – Duty of critic
84 – Value of the past in art
85 – Style and development of art
86 – Art and power
87 – Structure of human and poetry
88 – Expectation from art and literature
89 – Activity of criticism and contention
90 – Art and aim
91 – Art and sincerity in writing
92 – Instinct of the artist
93 – Art, lifestyle
94 – Two talents of the poetry
95 – Art – calm and worry
96 – For writing out
97 – Symbol
98 – The manner of balance
99 – A special world
6th TABLET WISDOM
1 – Ordeal
2 – Goodness and greatness
3 – Genuine shame
4 – Greed and its evaluation
5 – Feeling of thank
6 – Feeling and family
7 – Aim of human’s existence
8 – Consciousness of history
9 – Strange logic
10 – Meaning of action
11 – From work to artist
12 – Life, beauty, art
13 – Conscience
14 – Advice and admonition
15 – Fine wisdom
16 – Sorrow
17 – Blessing and expense
18 – Hope
19 – Sleep
20 – Genuine happiness
21 – Disappointment
22 – Thinking and speaking
23 – Ignorance and knowledge
24 – Oldness and possibility
25 – Beginning – tension
26 – Deception
27 – Mirror
28 – Book and civilization
29 – Intelligence and effort
30 – Thought and saying
31 – Foolish and thief
32 – Useful knowledge
33 – Being able to desire
34 – Lesson
35 – Pain and greatness
36 – The matter of profit
37 – Criterion of courage
38 – Prayer
39 – Loneliness in a crowd
40 – Satisfying the soul
41 – Thought on death
42 – Patience
43 – Completing
44 – Pleasure – imagination – ruling by oneself
45 – Example of offering an alternative to the consciousness
46 – Prayer, power, education
47 – Wisdom of tear
48 – Fear
49 – Attitude about dead
50 – Happiness – unhappiness
51 – Disaster and genius
52 – Friend
53 – Injustice and destruction
54 – Even despising
55 – Changing into a cure
56 – Disaster of understanding
57 – Smelling
58 – Respectful fear
59 – Awake heart
60 – Literary success
61 – Dazedness
62 – Going to the core
63 – Powerful human
64 – Genuine affection
65 – Thought – mentioning
66 – Lust and human
67 – Alluring part of love
68 – To remain a trace
69 – Reading and affection
70 – Aimlessness
71 – Pain and greatness
72 – Desired lifestyle
73 – Human considered in the life struggle
74 – Deficiency in our time
75 – Knowledge of self – ignorance of it
76 – Body and will
77 – The only matter
78 – Evolution theory
79 – Crime
80 – Positive
81 – Addiction
82 – Guess
83 – Place of reminding
84 – Aim and aimless benefit
85 – Seclusion
86 – Lost
87 – Fright and difficulty
88 – Considerate behavior
89 – Probability and passion
90 – Fantasy and success
91 – Forgetfulness
92 – Being satisfied
93 – Form and wish
94 – Principle and aim
95 – Trick
96 – From work to the agent
97 – Great wisdom
98 – Fate of hero
99 – Hand-work and mind
100 – Love and sharing
101 – Genuine patience
102 – Lawful equality and natural inequality
103 – Morality and belief
104 – Equality in biology
105 – Advice and admonition
106 – Environment of suicide
107 – Joy and happiness
108 – Change in principles
109 – Laughing and crying
110 – Merit
111 – True word
112 – Self-confidence
113 – Power behind the work power and investment of capital
114 – Ability to devote oneself
115 – Superiority of purity
116 – Crime and environment
117 – Reaction to crime
118 – Talents
119 – First sin
120 – Success and happiness
121 – Thing that is angering and offending people
122 – Simple affection
123 – Wickedness endured in the memory
124 – Knowing the fate
125 – Slave and pride
126 – One that administrates – one that is administrated
127 – Feeling of thank
128 – Service for wickedness
129 – Escaping horizon
130 – Thought and silence
131 – Play of love
132 – Production and proprietorship
133 – Secrecy and responsibility
134 – On friendship
135 – Talent for goodness and badness
136 – Fault of doctors
137 – Root of the thought in Marx
138 – Critique of Marxism
139 – Character of human and economic factor
140 – Lack of good taste
141 – Life power
142 – Reason of organism
143 – Thought and fight
144 – Life and joy
145 – Consolation, reason and wisdom
146 – Morality and habit
147 – Stinginess and madness
148 – Possibility and happiness
149 – Uprightness and benefit
150 – Need and return
151 – Soul and body
152 – Relaxedness of soul and body
153 – Mistake of normative consciousness
154 – Pleasure of searching
155 – Seeing and blindness
156 – Human approaching to event
157 – Fate and effort
158 – Book and friendship
159 – Read things while childhood
160 – Rapture and fear
161 – Genius
162 – Genius – knack
163 – The known and wickedness
164 – Criticism
165 – Joy and degree of sorrow
166 – Losing and not being able to win
167 – State of heedlessness
168 – Scoundrel
169 – Coincidence
170 – Oneself of human
171 – Considering death
172 – Where friendship is present
173 – Complaint of loneliness
174 – Building oneself
175 – Love and religion
176 – Knowing the self
177 – Wisdom and service
178 – Thought and power
179 – Hegel and Freud
180 – Mystery and economics
181 – Understanding being with the being that exists
182 – Economics; science and art
183 – Research of economics and pleasure
184 – Hardness and easiness
185 – Human approaching to event and wealth
186 – Contrary of unity
187 – Paradoxical logic
188 – Necessity in social sciences
189 – Social sciences and freedom
190 – Fine perception
191 – Genius and murder
192 – Seeing the essence of entire
193 – Being able to frighten
194 – Planning and patience
7th TABLET: STATE AND ADMINISTRATION.
1 – Authority in the head of state
2 – Solidarity and interrelation
3 – Ones that administrate – ones that are administrated
4 – Truth of democracy
5 – Extravagance and humanity
6 – Changing view
7 – Value of nation
8 – Useless life
9 – Good government
10 – Unknown crime
11 – Pretending to be a person in the absence
12 – Aim of education
13 – Character
14 – Consciousness of society
15 – Cultural foundations
16 – Importance of law
17 – Morality in democracy
18 – Advice and behavior
19 – Concrete example
20 – Rank and responsibility
21 – Morality of sexuality
22 – Power and trusting in opposition
23 – Factor of human
24 – Education of a child
25 – Seeing the true – telling the true
26 – Image and truth
27 – Planning all at once
28 – Solving the social problems
29 – Reasons for economical problems
30 – Common goal of state and human
31 – Searching the interactions
32 – Human and government
33 – Eminent moral
34 – Changeable nation
35 – Good government
36 – Difference between theory and practice
37 – Life is action
38 – Protecting the good person
39 – Public and sovereignty
40 – Law and ethics
41 – Aim of the division of labor
42 – Crime and intention
43 – Protection of individual
44 – Interest and crisis
45 – Islam and responsibility of society
46 – Freedom and democracy
47 – Recognizing the country and the nation
48 – Aim of education
49 – Rank and punishment
50 – Power, thought, organization
51 – State and power
52 – Balance of individual and society
53 – Social categories evaluating the politics
54 – Institutions
55 – Similarity and difference in society
56 – What is sovereignty
57 – Sovereignty and power
58 – Ostentatious person
59 – Conscientious person
60 – The matter of quantity and quality
61 – Spiritual education
62 – Regime of demagogy
63 – Interior authority
64 – Truth of international law
65 – Determining the friend and the enemy
66 – Administration and Necessity of absolute thought
67 – Sake of uprightness and state
68 – Power of resistance
69 – Two positions
70 – Genuine protectors
71 – Leader and staff
72 – Aptitude and employment
73 – Man of thought and state
74 – Administrators and honesty
75 – Democracy and tyranny
76 – Honorable person and forgers
77 – Diffusion of law over life
78 – Freedom and personality
79 – Structure of human and law
80 – Out of arbitrariness
81 – Accusation and acquittal
82 – Criticism
83 – Corruption starts at the top
84 – Torture as foolishness
85 – Crime and punishment ratio
86 – Administration and politics
87 – Punishment and justice
88 – Consequence for punishment
89 – Punishment and detrimental dissuasion
90 – Returning of guilty people
91 – Detriment of individual and society
92 – Greatness of the state
93 – Moral order of family and society
94 – Crime and punishment ratio
95 – Place of prize
96 – Rage for the sake of Haqq and the truth
97 – Spirit at the beginning
98 – Justice and harmony
99 – Love of justice
100 – Unemployment and idleness
101 – Liberty of divorce
102 – Meaningless skill
103 – Crime of not being good
104 – That required for the power
105 – Power and knowledge
106 – Regimes and power
107 – Natural rights
108 – Wholeness and details
109 – System of interaction
8th TABLET: IDEOLOGY AND CHANGE
1 – Using the instrument
2 – Courage
3 – Truth of individual
4 – Benefit from the thinker
5 – Suspicion and leader
6 – Impossible and possible
7 – Unconscious rebellion
8 – Deceptive view
9 – Player and spectator
10 – Cheat of nafs
11 – False consolation
12 – What to do?
13 – Today’s situation
14 – Perception of responsibility
15 – Psychology of crowd of people
16 – Understanding the sign
17 – Genuine fighter
18 – Imagining and realizing
19 – That must be paid attention in propaganda
20 – Ways of escape
21 – Person of antenna
22 – Nonfunctional constitution
23 – Public and forgetfulness
24 – Subtle wisdom
25 – Falsity is a detriment
26 – Conscious of idealist
27 – Bravery and courage
28 – Humane truth
29 – Consciousness of order
30 – Privilege of intrepidity
31 – Psychological curtain
32 – War and politics
33 – Place of ability
34 – Life’s having opposite poles
35 – Program and concession
36 – Contradiction of Marxist mysticism
37 – Half work
38 – Devotement and weakness
39 – Fitting the man
40 – Politics that is said
41 – Unnecessary person
42 – Maturation of rebellion
43 – Wickedness of sexuality
44 – Patience
45 – To decide
46 – Reasonable behavior
47 – Overman
48 – That friend and enemy teach
49 – Maturing of opposite
50 – Thought and action
51 – War and science
52 – War, politics, will, propaganda
53 – Need of bogy
54 – Escaping from politics
55 – Recognizing the enemy
56 – Annihilating thinking
57 – Psychology of panic
58 – Indifference of the truth
59 – Movement and blessing
60 – Role of avant-gardism
61 – Intention and act
62 – Revolution and power
63 – Thinking thoroughly
64 – To do
65 – For morale
66 – Dignified standing
67 – Appearance of fault
68 – Mystery of event
69 – Fight of thought
70 – Mass culture
71 – Importance of conditions
72 – That’s good – this’s good too
73 – Unexpected manifestation
74 – Correctness of analysis and diagnosis
75 – What is The Speech?
76 – Psychology of public
77 – Effect of propaganda
78 – Fear and real
79 – Pleasure of difficulty
80 – Old and new
81 – Optimism and badness
82 – Right and duty
83 – Spirit and element
84 – Crowd of people and leader
85 – Core
86 – Character of organization
87 – Politics of slavery
88 – Using opportunities
89 – Effect of change
90 – Psychology of crowd of people
91 – Common link
92 – Imagination and real
93 – Going to the end
94 – Understanding and attack of salvation
95 – Genuine courage
96 – Sincerity and success
97 – Knowing to stop
98 – Strong policy
99 – Value of attack
100 – Consciousness of duty
101 – Belief and action
102 – Democracy and worldview
103 – Aristocracy of thought
104 – Individual and community
105 – Necessity of administrative staff
106 – Delay of reaction
107 – Herd and crew
108 – Getting excited
109 – Teaching and causing to love
110 – Forgetfulness
111 – Army and politics
112 – Fine plan
113 – Strategy and tactics
114 – Maturing by time
115 – Danger and intelligence
116 – Courage and youth
117 – Genuine human
118 – Intrepidity
119 – Value of consequence
120 – Necessity of means
121 – Aim and means
122 – Thought – structure – politics
123 – Reforms
124 – Manifestation
125 – While opposing
126 – Objection and proposal
127 – Occurrence of power
128 – Intellectuals
129 – Effect of intellectuals
130 – Power and vacancy
131 – Desire of recognizing the opportunities
132 – Role of staff
133 – Interaction
134 – Building during the struggle
135 – Issue of technique
136 – Education and practical study
137 – Thorough thinking
138 – Being strong
139 – For avant-gardism
140 – Genuine action
141 – Individual courage
142 – Systems’ coming closer to each other
143 – Jumping board
144 – Idealist person
145 – Aim, stage
146 – A fact
147 – To bull-shooter
148 – Who works earns
149 – Thoughtful movements
150 – To catch
151 – Honor of truth
152 – Talent and duty
153 – Duty of showing performance
154 – Confidence of nafs
155 – Bigotry
156 – Technique and morals
157 – Time of suspicion
158 – Army – dignity – culture
159 – Propriety and morality at an officer
160 – Kind-heartedness of officer
161 – For dignity and confidence of nafs
162 – Strength and merits
163 – Power of heart
164 – Attention to morality
165 – Loyalty and thought
166 – Passive resistance
167 – Prestige of intellectuals
168 – Difficulty of newness
169 – Filter
170 – Corrupt order
171 – Truth of surroundings
172 – Analysis of interaction systems
173 – Organization and activity
174 – Morals of idealist
9th TABLET: THE EAST AND THE WEST
1 – Resistance against Islam and imitating Islam
2 – Rise of the West
3 – Human of today
4 – Blind freedom
5 – Same basis
6 – The Crusades
7 – Fall of the West
8 – Diversity in the Middle East
9 – Success of Israel
10 – Criticism of Westerner
11 – Separation of the science from faith, ethics and art
12 – Matter of esteem
13 – Exploiting
14 – Economical york
15 – Estimations on 20th century
16 – Distrustfulness
17 – Historical method and Vico
18 – 14th Louis and Ottoman
19 – Huns
20 – Role of Rome in teaching good manners
21 – Aim, solving
22 – Islam in Europe
23 – Roger Bacon and Al-Hazin
24 – Goethe and Islam
25 – Torture and scientist
26 – Matter of the Orient
27 – Attacking the Ottoman
28 – Final idea of the great society in the East
29 – Untethered freedom
30 – Not being left any holistic view in the West
31 – German idealism and French Revolution
32 – Admiration to Islam in the West
33 – Goethe’s admiration to Rasool Allah
34 – Completing each other of the East and the West
35 – Baghdad astronomers in 10th century
36 – Muslims in medicine of eyes
37 – The rising sun of Islam over Europe
38 – Evaluation of poetry in Andalusia
39 – Character of the Ottoman
40 – The inside story of Treaty of Paris (1856)
41 – Power of the Qur’an
42 – Indian thought and Greek philosophy
43 – The West and the East
44 – Buddhism and materialism
45 – Tired Europe
46 – Europe and Christianity
47 – Property of French thinking
48 – Population and industrialization
49 – Recognizing the East and the West
50 – Essence of Ahlul Bayt
51 – The West in woman and man communication
52 – Understanding of morality in French
53 – Gambling in French
54 – Mysticism and action
55 – The West in need of heart
56 – Attitude of scholar and ignorant among Christians and Muslims
57 – Communism and Western intellectual
58 – Weakness of Western civilization
59 – Paradoxical logic
60 – Collapse of the world’s mistake
61 – Progress of the west
62 – Power in 19th and 20th century
63 – Change in the relationship between the elements of proprietary and power
64 – Future of NATO and Warsaw Pact
65 – The United Nations without a system of thought
66 – Similarities and differences of communist and fascist regimes
67 – The West’s view at the East
68 – Attractiveness of French civilization
69 – Egyptian and French thinking
70 – The West’s criticism of nafs
71 – Eastern literature
72 – Our strength and our weakness
73 – Source of our collapse
74 – Chronic disease of the East
75 – Altered divine religions
76 – Freedom of the press and investigation of everything
77 – Disaster told by Nietzsche
78 – Fighting against nafs in Christianity
Source: www.ibdadoc.cjb.net (2000-2005)
