Author: Мирзақулов, Лутфулла Убайдуллаевич; Саидалиева, Н.З.

Annotation: This article analyzes the formation and consistent development of Islamic philosophy as a complex and multi-layered civilizational phenomenon of particular importance in the history of human intellectual development. This process, on the one hand, was closely connected with the doctrinal and spiritual foundations of Islam, and on the other hand, it was scientifically revealed that it was formed as a result of the interaction and integration of various cultural and traditional heritages, especially Greek philosophical thought. Approached from this point of view, the role of the Greek philosophical heritage in the formation of Islamic philosophy, its critical assimilation by Muslim thinkers and enrichment with new content are separately analyzed.

Keywords: Islamic philosophy, Greek philosophy, translation movement, Bayt al-Hikma, logic, metaphysics, Peripateticism, Kalam, Farabi, Ibn Rushd

Pages in journal: 146 - 150