The Islamic Methodology Vol. 2/1 focuses on the Islamic methodology, featuring an extensive discussion on its key aspects. In its first part, it explores the concept of methodology, the principles of Islamic methodology, particularly the worldview and monotheism. It also includes an in-depth discussion of the sources of this methodology, examining both scriptural and rational evidence, the intuitive and sensory methods of Islamic Sufism, the experimental approach with its constants and variables, and the historical method and its challenges.

The second part deals with the tools of Islamic methodology and how they can be utilized in Western thought. It further explores various interpretative examples in Islamic methodology, including cognitive and analytical models, issues in international relations research, and interpretative models in sociology, education, and economics.

This book, Islamic Methodology Vol. 2/1, as described, stands as the most comprehensive book on its topic, representing a significant addition to the Islamic library.

• Author: Ahmed Fouad Basha and collaborators
• Publisher: Dar Al-Salam, Cairo
• Edition: 1
• Year of Publication: 2010
• Pages: 1088
• Parts: 2
• Binding: Hardcover
• Paper Type: White
• ISBN: 978-977-342-885-3