This book by Hamo al-Naqqari meticulously examines the intricate philosophical and theological arguments of the medieval Islamic scholar Ibn Taymiyyah concerning logic. It delves into Ibn Taymiyyah's groundbreaking critique of Greek logic, particularly Aristotelian syllogism, which was widely accepted in his era. Al-Naqqari explores how Ibn Taymiyyah challenged the very foundations of these logical systems, arguing for their inadequacy in deriving certain knowledge, especially in matters of theology and revelation. The work illuminates Ibn Taymiyyah's distinctive methodology and his profound impact on Islamic intellectual thought, presenting his alternative framework for reasoning and knowledge acquisition. It's a crucial study for understanding his unique intellectual legacy.