Free relation to social sciences: evolution in our relation to social sciences and relation of sciences to other social affairs

The notion that the new sciences are inspired by metaphysical foundations and that in order to evolve it must be replaced by other principles from the Qur'an, a collection of theological sciences, and especially from Islamic philosophy, is not a misconception, but is often plagued by artificial and mechanical notions. It is less in line with the true nature and characteristics of science. Such an important requirement is a real understanding and existence of the world, civilization and modern sciences. Achieving this understanding is associated with a kind of feeling of alienation and alienation in the modern world. Such a critique will look at appearances and, following the basic foundations of the modern world, will pursue the evolution of the humanities on the modern historical horizon. Achieving the evolution of science on the horizon of the Islamic Revolution requires living in a relationship commensurate with the Islamic Revolution, which is accompanied by a departure from the atheistic foundations of the modern world. One of the most important examples of these atheistic foundations is the existing organizational human relations, the desire for macro-engineering, the objectification of the world, societies and other human beings, their subjectivity, and consequently the desire to occupy and control societies and human beings. New social sciences emerged after the conquest of human societies became necessary.