This article examines the views of both Malik Bennabi (1905-1973) and Sa‘Êd NËrsÊ (1878-1960) on the importance of religion, man and knowledge in civilizational development. Despite the different backgrounds, approaches, contexts and conditions the two scholars brought home the fact that these three elements make the core foundations of civilizational development. As for Malik Bennebi, this article selected the role of religion and human factors in the process of civilizational development. To him these two foundations are crucial in any developmental activity leading to progress and transformation of society. He tried to prove that religion and man are the essential foundations of human progress. As for Sa‘Êd NËrsÊ, this article selected h...
The source of the human intellect is the Creator God Almighty. The Persian and Roman civilization as...
Religion has been destructively criticized and is still passing through criticisms. This is due larg...
This chapter attempts to provide a condensed account of the philosophical and sociological thought o...
The purpose of this article is to discuss Malik Bennabi's thoughts on the role of religion in societ...
This article exhibits a discussion on human development that should necessarily be undertaken by the...
The intellectual writings of Bennabi examined Western civilization in terms of advantages and drawba...
As a Muslim sociologist, Malik Bennabi has both an answer and a criticism of western scholars' opini...
This article discuss a brief meaning of civilization and development in Islam, how Islamic civilizat...
Islam calls for unselfishness for human as if man is still selfish it means he is still in the child...
A century has passed since abolishment of Ottoman Caliphate, an event that proved the mettle of West...
The study is concerned with Malik Bennabi's ideas on civilization and the development of society in...
Islam presented a faith, science, and morality based civilization. A civilization that can‘t be sepa...
This article talks about religion and philosophy in building human civilization. Religion and philos...
There is very much resemblance between Ibn KhaldËn and Malik Bennabi’s views on the concept of the c...
The idea of Umer Chapra in building Muslim civilization was based on his research on the position of...
The source of the human intellect is the Creator God Almighty. The Persian and Roman civilization as...
Religion has been destructively criticized and is still passing through criticisms. This is due larg...
This chapter attempts to provide a condensed account of the philosophical and sociological thought o...
The purpose of this article is to discuss Malik Bennabi's thoughts on the role of religion in societ...
This article exhibits a discussion on human development that should necessarily be undertaken by the...
The intellectual writings of Bennabi examined Western civilization in terms of advantages and drawba...
As a Muslim sociologist, Malik Bennabi has both an answer and a criticism of western scholars' opini...
This article discuss a brief meaning of civilization and development in Islam, how Islamic civilizat...
Islam calls for unselfishness for human as if man is still selfish it means he is still in the child...
A century has passed since abolishment of Ottoman Caliphate, an event that proved the mettle of West...
The study is concerned with Malik Bennabi's ideas on civilization and the development of society in...
Islam presented a faith, science, and morality based civilization. A civilization that can‘t be sepa...
This article talks about religion and philosophy in building human civilization. Religion and philos...
There is very much resemblance between Ibn KhaldËn and Malik Bennabi’s views on the concept of the c...
The idea of Umer Chapra in building Muslim civilization was based on his research on the position of...
The source of the human intellect is the Creator God Almighty. The Persian and Roman civilization as...
Religion has been destructively criticized and is still passing through criticisms. This is due larg...
This chapter attempts to provide a condensed account of the philosophical and sociological thought o...