An introduction to the Eshraf theory in the Islamic Humanities

According to Islamic scholars, the existing humanities are influenced by the imported sciences of West, and itchr('39')s basis and contents was deviated. This necessitates the necessity of moving from the available humanities to the desirable human sciences that are only available in the shadow of scientific ( ijtihad )and the production of new ideas. The (Ishraf) theory can be regarded as an effective step in this regard, including the promotion of the religious health of the humanities and the development of Musharraf sciences. Based on the feature of this theory, sources, foundations and methods are based on revelation teachings. Because in compilation of desirable maternal sciences (theology, ethics, and jurisprudence desirable), it is necessary to rely on these great sources of resources to re-examine Qurchr('39')anic doctrines and narrative and fundamental role of reason and practice. This theory, which defines the insight, value, and veracity of the science of motherhood on the basic and epistemic propositions of the humanities, is based on the Prophetic narrative (al-chr('39')Alm-i-Salachr('39')ita). Of course, the field and rational evidence also confirms this narrative. In terms of the method, the mechanisms of this theory, namely, the supply and implementation of intercession and the production of ijtihadi, have been modeled from the teachings of Ahlulbit (against Islam