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Relationship between the Reactive-Renewal Fluidity of Science in the Qur'an and the World of Traditional Science in Islamic Civilization
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Mohammad Kermani Kajoor   1, Abdul Hossein Khosropanah2 , Seyed Ziya al-Din Mirmohammadi3 |
1- PhD student in Islamic history and civilization (Corresponding author). , m_kermani87@yahoo.com
2- Professor, Department of Philosophy, Institute of Islamic Culture and Thought.
3- Assistant Professor, Department of Islamic History and Civilization, University of Islamic Studies. |
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Abstract: (1911 Views) |
| Our current status of science, especially in the direction of science policy-making, requires the comparison of Qur'anic science with the science of the world of Islamic civilization, as our historical experience in science. The present article, focusing on the reactive-renewal fluidity of science as a form of fluidity of science, has tried to establish this comparison between the Qur'an and the world of traditional science as one of the most enduring worlds of Islamic civilization. The general process of research involves exploration, processing, adaptation, and comparison. The processing logic is a combination of inducing certain manifestations and logical exploration. The research findings indicate that the world of traditional science, in this kind of fluidity of science, diverges with the Qur'an. The Qur'an recognizes both tangible and intangible sciences and emphasizes the dual nature of the fixed and fluid nature of science, whereas in the world of traditional science, tangible science is not recognized and has always been surrounded by a fixed understanding of the nature of science. |
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| Keywords: Quran, Fluidity of Science, Reactive-Renewal Fluidity, Capacity of Science, Proportionality, World of Science, Paradigm, Islamic Civilization. |
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Received: 2021/03/1 | Accepted: 2021/06/12 | Published: 2022/01/4
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