| Author: | Allama Muhammad Husain Tabatabai | ISBN: | 1230002753348 |
| Publisher: | Allama Muhammad Husain Tabatabai | Publication: | October 28, 2018 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | Allama Muhammad Husain Tabatabai |
| ISBN: | 1230002753348 |
| Publisher: | Allama Muhammad Husain Tabatabai |
| Publication: | October 28, 2018 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
The way of nature, Islam and the needs of every epoch, Islamic approach to law, the natural man, fixed and flexible laws.
In view of the present state of marvellous rate of progress, can one really believe that Islam can cater to the needs of the modern world? Today, when man, by the means of his power of reason, is conquering the planets and is able to journey far out into the depths of space, is it not time for us to discard such ancient dogmas and concentrate our vision and will on the pursuit of our magnificent victories, pursuing the modern sophisticated way of life?
Before answering these questions, I consider it essential to mention this point first: It is true that we human beings naturally prefer the new to the old. We always give priority to the new model of something over its older forms. But this generalization cannot be applied to all situations and practices.
The way of nature, Islam and the needs of every epoch, Islamic approach to law, the natural man, fixed and flexible laws.
In view of the present state of marvellous rate of progress, can one really believe that Islam can cater to the needs of the modern world? Today, when man, by the means of his power of reason, is conquering the planets and is able to journey far out into the depths of space, is it not time for us to discard such ancient dogmas and concentrate our vision and will on the pursuit of our magnificent victories, pursuing the modern sophisticated way of life?
Before answering these questions, I consider it essential to mention this point first: It is true that we human beings naturally prefer the new to the old. We always give priority to the new model of something over its older forms. But this generalization cannot be applied to all situations and practices.
