Value-based Foundations of the Religious Science and its Role in the Production of Science based on the Viewpoint of Allame Tabataba'i

Explaining the basics of religious science is one of the first and basic steps in the production of religious science. One of the effective foundations in the production of religious knowledge is the value-based foundations of religion. Allame Tabataba'i is the first scholar who explained the nature of the posited notions and considered the moral concepts and propositions and religious laws as the posited notions which have been posited by God. These notions and propositions are effective in all stages of science production, including goals, hypotheses, judging theories, and the epistemological and ontological of scientists. This paper seeks to express how these value-based concepts affect the production of religious knowledge based on Allame's viewpoint.