التكامل المعرفي في الفكر الإنساني : تأثير المدرسة الرشدية في الفلسفة الغربية

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Abu al-Waleed's intellectual personality had the undeniable influence of Western philosophy, but Western philosophers had grown up and devoured it with thought and thought.

They had dubbed him the title of the great chancellor rather than the greatest philosopher.

They may want to deny their connection to Islamic philosophy and influence on them.

As long as they recognized their translation of the Greek philosophy of Arabic and did not take it from the Greek source, which will show the features of the school clearly and the impact of the impact of European thought and philosophy, and we can see that influence in several places in Western thought, Ibn Rushd was deeply attracted to the Greek thinker and philosopher Aristotle.

There were many points of convergence between them, which created a harmony and harmony between them.

However, that consensus and rapprochement did not prevent Ibn Rushd from exclusivity with an original thought stemming from his culture and Islamic heritage