Seyyed Mohammad Mahdi Afzali, - IshraqUniversity of Herat

In Islamic thought, various factors and obstacles in thegrowth or non-growth of intellect have been discussed;Revelation is one of the factors of growth and carnal airsis considered as one of the obstacles to the growth ofintellect. The texts containing the gospel of the Savior,while promising the emergence and emergence of a largevolume of science at the time of revelation, also reveal thecontexts for the growth of reason. The spread anddeepening of religiosity (because they do not have theirreligion), the provision of security (I do not know themafter the fear of the trustees) and justice (God bless theearth in installments and justice) each, in turn, bringsabout the flourishing of reason and the spread ofrationality. The interconnected understanding of thesemultiple texts, based on the principle of interconnectedunderstanding of religious propositions, indicates theacceptance of virtue-based epistemology and therelationship between piety and rationality.Creating a "balance" between "individual","interpersonal" and "social" interests is also considered asone of the fruits of "rationality", which, with the provisionof security and justice, the "balance" in interpersonal andsocial relations reaches its peak. The realization of justicein the age of revelation is both a consolidation of piety thatleads to knowledge and rationality and also restoreshuman nature to its first clarity in seeking justice, rightseekingand right-seeking, and in such an atmosphere, thedivine intellect appears in history.