This significant work presents Ibn Taymiyyah's seminal treatise, 'Jahd al-Qarīḥah fī Tajrīd al-Naṣīḥah,' a powerful and systematic refutation of Greek logic and philosophy. Edited and annotated by the eminent scholar Wael Hallaq, this edition illuminates Taymiyyah's intellectual prowess and his profound impact on Islamic thought. The book delves into the intricacies of logical reasoning as understood and critiqued by one of Islam's most influential theologians, challenging the Hellenistic intellectual tradition that had permeated various academic disciplines. Hallaq's meticulous scholarship provides crucial context and analytical insights, making this a vital resource for understanding the intellectual debates of the medieval Islamic world and Ibn Taymiyyah's enduring legacy against the backdrop of philosophical inquiry.