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	'''Islamic philosophy''' is a general term for the works of Islamic scholars who tried to reconcile the philosophical tradition of the ancient world (primarily of Aristotle and Plato) with the teaching of [[Islam]]. It covers the genesis and development of philosophical thought in the Islamic world, from Andalusia to [[India]], from the ninth century to the present.		'''Islamic philosophy''' is a general term for the works of Islamic scholars who tried to reconcile the [[Philosophy\|philosophical]] tradition of the ancient world (primarily of Aristotle and Plato) with the teaching of [[Islam]]. It covers the genesis and development of philosophical thought in the Islamic world, from Andalusia to [[India]], from the ninth century to the present.

	==Formative Period==		==Formative Period==