Hay bin Yaqdhan

"Hayy ibn Yaqzan" one of the classics of old Arabic literature, and a masterpiece among his works, in which Ibn Tufail combined philosophy, literature, religion, and education. It is a story with deep philosophical content that discusses what we call in our contemporary terminology the worldview or the epistemological model, as the story includes the essential elements of cognitive gravity represented in the God / Human / Nature. It also addresses the dimensions of the relationship between these elements. It tells the story of a human who settled as a child on a land where there are no humans, so he took an animal as a nurse, and nature as a shelter. He spread out on the ground and covered himself with the sky. When he grew up and his strength and mind matured, he turned to contemplation of the universe, which led him to the inevitable existence of a Creator for this universe.