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Sa'ed El-Shahat recounts Taha Hussein's early rejection
The article presents an important message from Sheikh Ali Abdel-Razek to Taha Hussein in 1931, where they discuss the role of knowledge and science in the progress of society. Abdel-Razek raises a question about the impact of destroying all books and scholars on the world's system, emphasizing that Egypt is not yet mature enough to accommodate scholars and produce knowledge. He points out that the country needs a free and developed environment to advance science. He believes that science in our country is neither politically nor socially influential and that true progress depends on freedom of thought and cultural maturity. He concludes with a call for ongoing reflection to reach a shared decision regarding the future of science and knowledge in Egypt.
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