Ma`rifat

The purpose of human creation is divine servitude. The Qur’an provides the basis for this goal, both theoretically and practically, and to achieve that goal, theological knowledge and its sublime themes have been made available to humanity in the form of elegant and wise monotheistic proofs and verses. These arguments have found their way into Qur’anic arguments at the height of their power and strength in the form of practical and theoretical wisdom. Using a descriptive-analytical method, this research seeks to analyze the method of theoretical wisdom and practical wisdom in these deep and precise arguments in the Qur’an, so that the Qur’an’s rational precision in presenting theological knowledge to all human beings and in accordance with their levels is revealed, and it becomes clear that God has used these concepts in the Holy Qur’an in a different way to bring the servant to the highest levels of monotheism and knowledge. In such a way that it presented monotheistic verses in the form of various proofs, and in some cases it used theoretical wisdom in an absolute way, in other cases it used practical wisdom, and sometimes it used a combination of these two categories in proofs, and in some cases it used practical wisdom as the basis for theoretical wisdom, so that the individual, through the purity of the heart and the purification of the soul, reaches the state of certainty and knowledge.