Ma`rifat

Objective: This research aims to investigate the feasibility of "Islamicizing the Humanities" by demonstrating the fundamental role of the doctrine of "the comprehensiveness of religion" in the thoughts of Allameh Misbah Yazdi. Method: The study employs a descriptive and analytical approach for processing while gathering data through documentary and library research to analyze the views of Allameh Misbah Yazdi. Findings: The findings indicate that, from Allameh Misbah's perspective, firstly, the humanities hold a strategic position due to their "civilizational" role and decisive influence on "worldview," "lifestyle," and "individual and social behavior." Secondly, Islam, characterized by attributes such as "comprehensiveness," "perfection," and "internal coherence," has the necessary capacity to provide a "cognitive framework" and "practical model" for various aspects of life. Therefore, Islamicizing the humanities means the "reproduction" of these sciences within a new framework where the "foundations," "principles," and "objectives" arise from a monotheistic worldview, and the proposed "solutions" are designed to comprehensively address societal needs and achieve the "objectives of a monotheistic society." Conclusion: From the perspective of this Islamic thinker, the "comprehensiveness of religion" not only theoretically guarantees the possibility of producing "Islamic human sciences" but also presents it as a "practical necessity" for building an Islamic civilization. This comprehensiveness has the capability to have a wide and deep impact on all branches of human sciences. Conclusion: From the perspective of this Islamic thinker, the "comprehensiveness of religion" not only theoretically guarantees the possibility of producing "Islamic human sciences" but also presents it as a "practical necessity" for building an Islamic civilization. This comprehensiveness has the capability to have a wide and deep impact on all branches of human sciences.