Has the Arab-Islamic mind resigned from its role and function in the face of the irrational, surrendering its affairs to the imaginary and mythical metaphysical? Have epistemological ruptures occurred in rational philosophical thought between the Arab East and West? Are Arabs merely philosophical consumers, or do they possess their own wisdom? Where does the wisdom of the Arabs stand, before and after the emergence of Islam? What is the reality of the problem of Arab-Islamic philosophy? What is the correct path out of the deteriorating, dangerous state of culture, civilization, values, and morals? Does the method of criticism, doubt, and the call to reconsider inherited traditional heritage have a role in finding future solutions? And for how long will we continue to live in the past, destroying the present and ignoring the future? This book addresses some of these critical and problematic questions.

• Publishing House: Dar Al-Farabi for Publishing and Distribution
• Number of Pages: 416
• Year of Publication: 2018