The nature of sensory perception and its validity from the perspective of rational-revalational wisdom

Sensory perception is one of the most important issues in epistemology. The main issue of this paper is to examine the nature and validity of sensory perception in the context of truthfulness. In this article, some revelatory findings have been used. Although today these findings are not so much hidden as citation for revelation is necessary, but one of the aims of the paper is to show that if the Muslim thinkers were paying attention to these findings, we could achieve the findings of this article more than a thousand years ago. In this paper, a new analysis of the nature of perceptual perception and its validity is presented. Perhaps the most fascinating finding of the article is that, without denying the personalities of personal concepts, they are considered as the result of abstraction, and reason is the agent for this abstraction. The author attempts to prove two things: first, sensory perception is the perception of the natural object through the sensory organs during its natural effect on one of the sensory organs; second, the sensory perception, in the sense of the preliminaries, of the same object is perceptible Is. Sensory perception is precedented to previous brief perception of the same object. Meanwhile, a new analysis of the types of concepts is presented.