In the philosophy of history - Khaled Tahaht

The philosophy of history aims at justification, and to go beyond narration and the stuffing of news, and from here it becomes clear to us that the sayings of the philosophy of history differ fundamentally from the sayings of history, because it has transcended time and place to what is beyond them, and this has made it subject to criticism by many historians. Despite these criticisms, the philosophy of history remains of great importance in understanding the meaning and significance of history. Its emergence was a response to intellectual needs of humans, as the eras of calamities and crises in human history have always been a stimulus for thinking about the past, present, and destiny. The idea of predicting the future is a naive idea, for the property of history is that it always places us in front of an unexpected revolution, and thus failure and defeat accompanied all theories of the philosophy of history. History is far from its end, and all visions and perceptions that seek to understand the total history are all outside the scope of history, because they envision the end of history according to a theological logic.