Political philosophy and Development of Monotheistic Thought in Arts of Islamic Civilization

The Muslim political philosophers’ systematic way of thinking makes them try to devise systems on a great scale in the area of software and to illustrate applied systems in the realm of civilizational hardware. The important point is that in Islamic political philosophy,
social systems have systematic and cumulative relationship with each other so that any damage to any of these systems may bring about disorder in other systems thereby preventing one to achieve the goals. In this respect, in devising macro-systems and applied ones,
considerable attention has been given to the combination of knowledge and insight in a unified rather than a concrete form. Accordingly, penetration into the minds of Muslim philosophers and thinkers of these macro-and-applied systems has been of close relationship with
the foundations of Islamic thought, and monotheism plays a significant role in devising such systems. This article seeks to explain the nature of art in the realm of Islamic civilization based on texts in political philosophy as well as the capacity of art for developing
monotheistic thought as the most fundamental value in political philosophy and in the realm of Islamic civilization.