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The article discussed the cognitive crisis facing contemporary Islamic thought, highlighting that this intellectual discourse suffers from rigidity and inflexibility in the realms of ijtihad (independent reasoning) and an unwavering application of texts. This has led to the spread of extremist fatwas that promote sectarianism and hatred, thereby exacerbating societal crises within Arab communities and disrupting the processes of religious reform and renewal. The article also examines how dominance of stagnation and the rejection of renewal have resulted in the decline of intellectual and awareness forces. It underscores the danger of rapid Takfir (excommunication) and the glorification of religious violence, calling for a review of traditional texts, the purification of religious thought from extremism, and the restoration of scientific interpretation based on clear conditions. Encouraging enlightened thinking is advocated to foster a generation that is more aware and better understands the content of texts and the principles of sound ijtihad.
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