Influence and influence between civilizations: Discussing the underestimation of the role of Islam and its civilization in human thought

Authors

  • Dr. Hassan Mohamed Hassan Al-Asmari Professor of Faith and Contemporary Doctrines – Faculty of Sharia and Fundamentals of Religion King Khalid University - Kingdom of Saudi Arabia

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.55074/hesj.vi32.784

Keywords:

civilization, Islamic civilization, Western centralism, secularism, vulnerability and influence.

Abstract

Influence and influence between civilizations is a complex subject, so no one doubts its existence as a relationship between civilizations, but a claim appeared in contemporary Western ideologies that claim the superiority of Western civilization in the past and the present, and that Islamic civilization is a copied copy of Western civilization, and two elements in these ideologies had their role: Western centralism and the secular vision, and accordingly came the attack on Islam and its civilization, and the marginalization of its role in the past, present and future, This is an attempt to discuss this case, and it came in four topics: the emergence of civilizations and the principle of influence and influence, Western centralism and the secular vision in Western civilization, Islamic civilization and its impact on Western civilization, and the future of influence and influence. I used methodologically some tools from the historical, analytical and critical method, and the most important results are: Influence and influence are a basic process in the relationship between civilizations, and each civilization has its methodological tools in arranging this process, and there is an influence on Western centralism and the secular vision in underestimating the role of Islam and its civilization, as it is a civilization laden with religious and non-Western values, that Islamic civilization is one of the strongest civilizations in preparing the world for the modern stage, just as Islam is the one that possesses the values that guarantee the safety of the future of human civilizations.

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Published

2023-08-04

How to Cite

Al-Asmari, D. H. M. H. (2023). Influence and influence between civilizations: Discussing the underestimation of the role of Islam and its civilization in human thought. Humanities and Educational Sciences Journal, 32, 649-676. https://doi.org/10.55074/hesj.vi32.784