الخطاب الإيديولوجي في المشروع النقدي عند عبد الله العروي

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Moroccan thinker Abdullah Al-Aroui had a leading role in developing the philosophical vison in Morocco and the Arab world.

For more than three decades, he worked on formulating an intellectual project connected to the questions in the history of philosophy as it is to current Moroccan and Arab history in its numerous dimensions.

His intellectual and political concerns were associated with the issue of historical backwardness.

Through these concerns, and starting from his historical philosophical convictions, he was diligent in forging a well-thought-out intellectual vision; his purpose was to rectify Arab backwardness at the level of both the real world and culture.

The first thing that comes to mind when examining Al-Aroui's biography, like Kamal Abdul Latif noted, is that the man is a combination of two dimensions.

The first is the Arab oriental dimension whilst the second is Western (French, German) which had a tremendous impact on his education, and of course his Moroccan roots.

Based on that, we can say that Al-Aroui is the outcome of the convergence of three cultural heritages: First is Moroccan, second is Arab oriental, and the third—perhaps the most significant—is Western.

Perhaps, we are in agreement with researchers on Modern Thought when we state: “We proclaim the writings of Abdullah Al-Aroui, in all his compendiums, are characterized by theoretical richness, structural efficiency, and a well-framed design in both precision and coherence.

In addition, his works were deployed in numerous information, data, and comparative facts.

”All of this is reflected in his attempt to define the features of the Islamic thought system in its highest forms and expressions.

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