At the end of Lecture I, Iqbal summarizes the gist of his conclusion, as follows: Religious experience… is essentially a state of feeling with a cognitive aspect, the content of which cannot be communicated to others, except in… Read More
The Reconstruction of Religious Thought in Islam is primarily a philosophical text; yet, the vast majority of people are neither philosophers nor do they harbor any burning desire to study this subject. But there are two redeeming features… Read More
The first lecture in The Reconstruction of Religious Thought in Islam is titled “Knowledge and Religious Experience.” After reading the lecture at least twice—or as many times as necessary—the reader should be able to carry out step 2… Read More
