Miracles

In this scholarly work, Dr. Mohamed Mahmoud Ahmed Shaaban delivers a thorough investigation into one of the most debated topics in the philosophy of religion and theology: the nature of "Miracles." The author explores whether miracles represent an actual violation of immutable physical laws or if they challenge the epistemological frameworks and cognitive capacity of the human mind.
The book critically reviews arguments from classical Islamic theology, Western philosophy, and modern scientific discourse. By deconstructing the interplay between causality, divine intervention, and human mental representation, Dr. Shaaban presents a balanced analytical study that reconciles theological imperatives with rational and scientific frameworks.

Read it to gain a well-researched, objective understanding of the philosophy of miracles and the interplay between physical causality, human cognition, and divine intervention.

Essential for scholars and students of Islamic theology (Kalam), philosophy of religion, epistemology, and readers interested in the intersections of science and faith.