Methodical Analysis of the Issue of “Transforming Islamic Knowledge into Public Culture” at the “Method on Sundays” Sessionm
Dr. Seyed Hossein Hosseini: The issue must be analyzed more precisely, deeply, and with attention to the relationship between teachings and cultural context
In the fifty-ninth session of the “Method on Sundays” series, under the theme “Methodological Requirements for Transforming Islamic Knowledge into Public Culture,” Dr. Seyed Hossein Hosseini, a faculty member of the Research Institute for Humanities and Cultural Studies, emphasized the importance of precisely framing the issue, stating: “Until the issue is properly analyzed, any response may lead to error.”
🔹 He described Islamic knowledge as a multifaceted and diverse concept encompassing jurisprudence (fiqh), theology (kalam), ethics, and more, stressing that not all religious teachings can be transformed into public culture. Dr. Hosseini noted that the methodology in this field requires an interdisciplinary, philosophical, and cultural research perspective, stating: “The transformation process must be accompanied by intellectual persuasion, scientific critique, and attention to social structures.”
🏷 He also warned against the dangers of oversimplification, superficiality, and the lack of theorization in this area, emphasizing the need to design precise and actionable solutions within the context of contemporary civilization.
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