ABSTRACT
As a corollary to his argument for the atomic conception of the body (jism), al-Rāzī also argues for the atomic conception of time, motion, distance and change. Aspects of his argument are presented here through a translational survey of his Maṭālib ⊂Āliyah. For him, if any of the five (body, time, motion, distance, change) is atomistic in structure, then all the others will have to be conceived in atomistic terms as well.