Islamic Ideology and its Role in Epistemological Completion
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This time witnessed an important scientific and research struggle regarding the importance of epistemological integration in terms of its truth and justifications.
The research tried to highlight the aspects of complementarity and the elements of cognitive science, while it did not neglect to show that the realization of scientific development is one of the difficult matters, as it is one of the foundations on which the theory of knowledge is based in the development of all fields of science and at all levels.
The research also confirmed that the rise and prosperity of Islamic civilization was only an inevitable result of the integration of knowledge through the necessity of knowledge integration. As the research clarified the importance and necessity of including all kinds of knowledge and sciences - cosmic, natural, religious and others - within the term Islamic thought, noting that all knowledge and sciences in Islam are integrated and complement one another.
The research confirms that epistemology does not mean the final break with the past, but rather it is an issue of a gradual transformation of culture, from a traditional culture that expresses an ancient environment and a traditional interpretation of the world to a developed culture capable of understanding technology and the manifestations of renewal that modernity brings with it.
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