The debate of natural sciences and divine sciences between Ibn Rushd and Ibn Sina

If the measure of knowledge is not victory for people and sects, but the attitude towards the world and the vision that should prevail. This measure is what made Ibn Rushd speak in the language of Aristotle many times, or clash with him at times. Ibn Rushd deviated from Aristotelianism, in many topics, through interpretation, but this did not prevent him from detailing the general, sticking to the clear, and saying what the wise man did not intend.