This book offers an objective history of the rise and development of philosophical thought in Islam. The truths of Islamic philosophy are among the most critical and precise aspects of Muslim life and history, serving as the essence of their existence, a mirror of their evolution, and a reflection of their society's hopes and struggles. It has explored diverse horizons and entered broad domains, making it far more than a mere extension of another civilization or an incomplete version of preceding philosophies.

The intellectual richness of Islamic life is entirely rooted in Islam and its scholars, whose diverse opinions in philosophy, politics, jurisprudence, linguistics, Sufism, and science have flourished. This necessitated a comprehensive study from a philosophical viewpoint on significant Islamic issues—such as Shi'ism, asceticism, and Sufism—examining their origins and development.

Year of Publication: 2013