Philosophy

A Critique on the Pseudo-Liberal Tendencies in Islamic Communities

Introduction The discourse surrounding liberal values and their interaction with Islamic identity is a complex and multifaceted issue that has gained increasing prominence in contemporary society. As global conversations about inclusivity, equality, and cultural identity intensify, the intersection of these…

Book Recommendations: A Comprehensive Roadmap to Philosophy

Introduction Navigating the vast landscape of philosophy can be daunting, whether you’re a newcomer exploring its depths for the first time or an independent learner seeking a more structured approach. Over the years, I’ve engaged in numerous discussions about where…

Evolution Through The Philosophical Lens

Introduction This article delves into an extensive exploration of the concept of evolution in its original scientific understanding. It aims to dissect and elucidate the precise conditions, applicability, and limitations of the evolutionary theory, meticulously highlighting its gaps and areas…

A Brief On the Idea of a Unified Muslim Currency

Introduction The idea of a unified Muslim currency has been proposed for many years. It refers to the creation of a single currency that would be used by all Muslim countries, similar to the euro used in the European Union.…

A Brief on Iqbal’s Concept of the “Perfect Man”

Introduction The concept of the “perfect man” is a philosophical idea that has been discussed in both Western and Islamic thought. Friedrich Nietzsche introduced the idea of the “superman” in the Western philosophical movement of enlightenment, which proposed that one…

Love and Perfectionism: The Plausibility of Unconditionality

Love is one of the very select few concepts in this world that come dangerously close to the concept of perfectionism. The nature of perfectionism is such highly, almost infinitely abstract that it makes it impossible to even interact, let…

On Knowledge, Mortality and Life; Birthday Reflections

A friend asked, “How does a philosopher celebrate birthdays?” Parties, huge gatherings and loud music might not be our thing, but the notion of birthdays seems rather interesting. A philosopher is a keen observer. He holds everything in sight as…

On the “Supposing the Truth Is a Woman” Metaphor

To completely understand the base instincts of the philosopher and give him the due credit for his competencies of the ideologies formed, it is crucial to eliminate any doubt that may arise regarding his views. These is no denying the…