God and logic in Islam

The issue of the position of "the mind in Islam" represents a space of debate and discussion about the role of the mind in establishing the legislative and cognitive system in Islam, especially in the Western and Arab modernist approach to this issue, particularly with the blatant fallacy that most of these claims about the diminished role of the mind among jurists, hadith scholars, and theologians, which contradicts the historical and cognitive truth for those who have examined the heritage objectively and deeply. This study, which is issued in its Arabic version by the Namaa Center, aims through it to study the scholastic mental heritage of Muslims, the Islamic reception of Aristotelian logic, and the manifestations of rationality in other Islamic sciences. The author has addressed his subject seriously, referring to the original foundational texts in various arts among Sunnis and Shiites alike, and making good use of them. Perhaps his numerous quotations and references reveal his extensive knowledge and insight into critical points. It is a serious study of Islamic rationality, offering interpretations and wise perspectives that benefit both specialists and non-specialists alike, especially those engaged with Islam intellectually. Its material is vast, covering almost all branches of traditional heritage in this particular aspect. The author has demonstrated intelligence, ability, and broad knowledge in handling it. It is also rich in old and modern sources, especially English ones, which are of great importance to those keen on following Western research related to Islam and its issues.