المنهج الفينومينولوجي و تطبيقاته في العالم الإسلامي

Abstract EN

Diverse premises and methodologies have emerged in the West, with this methodological variety giving rise to numerous schools and movements.

The phenomenological methodology is considered one of the most important methodologies which have appeared during the contemporary era on the global intellectual and cultural sphere.

The elements of the foundational theory of phenomenology have crystalized in a clearer manner at the hands of German philosopher Edmund Husserl who attempted to make it a substitute for old philosophy in comprehensiveness.

This methodology has infiltrated into the Islamic World and has been adopted by a group of intellectuals such as Ismail al-Faruqi and Hasan Hanafi.

This essay considers the foundations of the phenomenological methodology, the individuals who have adopted this methodology in the Islamic World, and the most significant points of criticism which have been directed against this methodology.

The study contains three sections: a historical glimpse into the phenomenological methodology, exploration of the applications of this methodology in the Islamic World, and an analysis and criticism of the subject matter.