Brothers of purity

Our Islamic heritage is still in dire need of an organized study, its topics investigated by modern research methods, and comparisons drawn between it and European thought that reveal the scientific wealth it contains, and show the extent to which the West has been influenced by it and follows its methods.
Some of what has been studied needs a new presentation in an attractive guise, encouraging the mass of readers from the Arab nation to know their past, the precious treasures their fathers left behind, and how they suffered and worked hard to leave to humanity a rich repertoire of knowledge and science that guided it over a long period of time, until it was built upon. Those who came after them did what they built, and their work was the best encouragement for humanity to move towards progress and progress. This type of study serves the purpose of reviving and spreading our Arab heritage. What is sad about the soul is that it remains dependent on other nations, even in our own matters and achieving them? The Orientalists preceded us in discovering the precious things left behind by Muslim scholars, and they examined them with careful research.
The "Ikhwan al-Safa" are among these Muslim thinkers, to whom hardly any of the modern scholars of the East paid the attention they deserve, even though they are at the forefront in terms of their broad culture, their simplification of the muscles of philosophy, and their approach to philosophical issues with an Islamic thought that attempts to mix faith and philosophy and reconcile them. So that the religion they believed in and loved would not conflict with the philosophy they fell in love with and in which they found nourishment for their minds. Most of the Muslim philosophers who came after them followed them in this.