.The Incorporeality of Knowledge as an Obstacle for General Perception for All Beings in Transcendent Philosophy (An Examination of the Arguments)

As one true issue documented by the verses of the Qur’an and many traditions, general perception of all beings has called the attention of Muslim intellectuals.  Transcendent philosophy has taken valuable steps in the course of explanation of the presence of perception in all beings; however, the arguments for incorporeality of knowledge has proven a serious obstacle to the demonstration of such a claim.Having adopted a critical approach and a descriptive-analytic method, the authors went to show that those arguments fail to prove an obstacle to the claim. As per the findings, those arguments fail to prove that all kinds of knowledge are conditioned by incorporeality and thus they cannot be an obstacle to the general perception in all beings. When such rational obstacles are gone, we can resort to the revealed arguments for the general perception in all beings, although rational arguments for the claim are insufficient.