Religious Philosophy of Islam

The fundamental principles and ideology of the religious philosophy of Islam are embedded in the ethos and dictums of Holy Quran and the faith in the noble commandments of the Almighty, Allah. After Holy Quran comes the Hadith, or the tradition of the Holy Prophet. The guiding principles of Islamic religious doctrines and faith argue about the oneness of God, prophethood, concept of heaven and hell, importance of prayers and fasting, creation of this mundane world and above all supremacy of Allah, divine verdicts, commands of Holy Prophet, Quranic wisdom etc. In Holy Quran, the comprehensive arguments have been made and the plausible explanations have been given in favour of all the above, along with description of the soul, Islamic metaphysics, sustenance of the world, material and non material life, etc. According to Islamic doctrines and faith, all the humanbeings get enlightenment and enrichment with the grace of Allah. The greatness of Allah has been depicted in Holy Quran, and the glorious and praiseworthy deeds of the Holy Prophet are the source of inspiration for the believers. Islamic philosophy also argues about ethics, social values, concept of peace, perfection of faith, wisdom, and morality in life, etc. It also prescribes the ways for worshipping, socialisation and development of personality—according to Islamic tenets, culture and principles. The notion of birth and rebirth, cycle of birth, liberation, the worldly and other worldly realities, etc. have been discussed in the religious philosophy of Islam. The Quranic philosophy explains about the secrets of universe, gratitudes to Allah, humiliating self, importance of recitation of Quran, Islamic justice, Quranic calls and commands, path to Allah and fundamental beliefs etc. This unique work, entitled: Religious Philosophy of Islam.