UNKNOWN

Principles and Foundations of Divine Knowledge presents a systematic and comparative study of the intellectual and theological principles that define the Islamic worldview. Shaykh Fāḍil al-Ṣaffār examines the concept of divine knowledge and its central foundations: tawḥīd (Divine Unity), ʿadl ilāhī (Divine Justice), nubuwwah (Prophethood), and maʿād (belief in the Hereafter). Through an analytical approach, he explores how Islamic theology harmonizes reason and revelation in understanding God, existence, and moral responsibility. The book concludes with a comparative analysis between Islamic thought and other philosophical and religious systems, showing how Islam integrates intellectual inquiry with revealed truth. Serving as both a methodological and doctrinal study, this work highlights the coherence, depth, and balance of the Islamic system of divine knowledge and its place within the broader human search for truth.