The Koranic foundation of scientific thought - Benmesbah, Abdelilah
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Through its power of inspiration, with wonder and reason as its tools, the Koran provides the means to enrich and, above all, improve scientific thought. Scientific thought, which had been obscured by long years of intellectual laziness and persecuted by the mental mutation of the industrial age, was locked in the impossibility of entering the Qur'anic universe. To show how a reopening to Qur'anic wonder can contribute to the development of a rational attitude at the root of scientific thought, I propose this book, which seeks to shed light on the specificities of this articulation of the…mehr

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Through its power of inspiration, with wonder and reason as its tools, the Koran provides the means to enrich and, above all, improve scientific thought. Scientific thought, which had been obscured by long years of intellectual laziness and persecuted by the mental mutation of the industrial age, was locked in the impossibility of entering the Qur'anic universe. To show how a reopening to Qur'anic wonder can contribute to the development of a rational attitude at the root of scientific thought, I propose this book, which seeks to shed light on the specificities of this articulation of the marvellous and the rational in Qur'anic discourse. A discourse of "symbolic signs" which, by bearing a stamp of universal and timeless wonder in accordance with the requirements of the evolution of our intelligence, always transgresses our perception of things and constitutes a reinforcement for the promotion of a science full of the meaning of peace.
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Abdelilah Benmesbah, PhD in Geology from the University of Nancy. Lecturer in External Geodynamics and Sedimentology at the Faculty of Sciences - Université Ibn Tofail. Morocco. Founding member of the Geohazards and Environment Laboratory. Founding member of the Geosciences Laboratory. Author of scientific and spiritual books and articles.