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Fatwa Explains Reason and Revelation in Islam
The Dar Al-Iftaa affirmed that the relationship between the mind and the revelation in Islam is a complementary one, not a conflict. Islam has bestowed upon the intellect an important status as a source of religious knowledge alongside the senses and the authentic prophetic narration. Scholars pointed out that the mind is the primary means to prove the existence of God, and that the validity of the transmission relies on reason, emphasizing that the Quran encourages reflection and contemplation on the creation of Allah. It also clarified that there are matters such as the unseen (gheyb) that the mind is incapable of comprehending. Therefore, Allah sent prophets to communicate His divine revelation, affirming that the mind and the sacred texts do not contradict each other, and that wisdom and Sharia are intertwined in the construction of religious knowledge.
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