Preserving philosophy and religion, authored by Abu Yaarab Al-Marzouqi

(Preserving philosophy and religion) A book by the researcher and esteemed Tunisian Arab philosopher Abu Yairab Al-Marzouqi. It is the fruit of great effort, diligent follow-up, and comprehensive enlightened awareness of all the demands faced by half-philosophers, today and those claiming knowledge. The book is a critique and critique of some contemporary philosophers who arrogate to themselves the claim of modern sciences and their branching names. It also exposes the emptiness of religious, philosophical, and human sciences from their original contents established by ancient philosophers such as Al-Ghazali, Aristotle, Ibn Khaldun, Plato, and others. A worthy book to stand before, delve into its core ideas, and benefit from the fruit of the author's effort and comprehensive culture. The researcher and philosopher Abu Yairab affirms that the current state of Arab thought, religiously and philosophically, does not differ much from what Al-Ghazali described as religious in the introductions to the fall of philosophers, relying on the distinction between philosophers and their imitators. He wrote in defense of the mind against dismissive interpretative nullification of all reason, and in defense of conscience against abuse, and honesty and gnosis against hypocrisy and slander. Also, the philosophical thought that its proponents claim—positively—these have burned reform and attacked religion, confirming the decline of philosophical discourse among theologians in the name of philosophy, and the stagnation of religious discourse among theologians in the name of religion. A very valuable book, intended for elites who are aware and care that the Arab arena remains at the forefront of awareness and culture. Number of pages: 351