Analysis of the denial of self-awareness of the god from the perspective of the commentators of the debate between Imam Reza (P.B.U.H) and Imran Sabi (APPROACHES BASED ON THE NEGATION OF A KIND OF SELF-AWARENESS)
Keywords:
imam reza (p.b.u.h), Self-awareness, Acquired Knowledge, Knowledge by Presence, Mental Object, compound knowledge, Imran SabiAbstract
In the narrative heritage of Imamiyah, there is a report of Imran Sabi's debate with Imam Reza (p.b.u.h), based on which Imam (p.b.u.h) gave a negative answer to Imran's question about God's self-awareness. In resolving the possible conflict between the rational principle and the narrative doctrine of the necessity of divine knowledge, Shia thinkers have considered the question of Imran to be related to a special type of self-awareness that requires limitations and defects for God. Based on the induction, at least five major explanations have been made regarding such an approach, that is, a kind of deprivation of self-awareness from God. These explanations have failed to provide the correct meaning of Imam's (p.b.u.h) statement. Of course, the lack of these explanations does not mean the negation of the main approach in dealing with the desired expression, but by maintaining this approach, it is possible to provide a correct explanation of the narration.