Islamic philosophy

Before Islam, the Arabs did not have a philosophy, nor did they care for the sciences and other aspects of civilization that other surrounding countries had attained, including the ancient Egyptians, Greeks, Babylonians, Chaldeans, Persians, and Indians. How can the Arabs have a philosophy and have sciences appear in them without paying attention to the first tools of theoretical civilization, which are blogging and writing? Books that preserve the intellectual progress achieved by each generation, so that the next generation can rely on it and add another step to it in innovation, are the fruit of the insights that minds have attained.
Philosophy was transmitted to the Arabs after Islam, when this new religion gave them a new life and moved them from the tribal rank confined within the Arabian Peninsula to the broad horizon of humanity. The Muslims became a superpower extending from the farthest east of China to the farthest west of Andalusia. All or most of them condemned Islam, and spoke With one language, Arabic, Muslims took up the banner of global civilization for ten centuries, and they delved into various sciences, arts, and industries, and contemplated and deepened the origins of all these matters. Philosophy, as Al-Farabi said, was: the wisdom of wisdom, the science of sciences, and the mother of sciences.