Dimorphism and Ambiguity in the Destiny of the Science as Being Islamic in the Words of the Theologian Philosopher

This article firstly exposes the speeches of the Grand Ayatollah Abdollah Javadi-Amoli – the learned master, philosopher, theosophist, Faqih, and prominent interpreter of the holy Quran- as the prologue for the study on his thought. In this exposition, the pillars and the results are segregated. The pillars are as: 1. Study of religion; 2.Study of Science; 3.Study of philosophy; 4.Study of intellect The results are as: The meaning of Science as being Islamic based on the aforementioned principles; identifying the responsibilities in relation with the sciences of the modern era. The evaluation of Javadi-Amoli’s thoughts is conducted in this form; through this evaluation some questions are raised and the truthfulness of the proposed principles and the results are dependent on the answers. In this article the reading is presented that shows two completely different theories could be taken from his thoughts; based on one theory most of the available sciences is Islamic without any serious changes and based on the other theory most of the available sciences need fundamental changes. According to the writer of this article, one of these two theories is totally acceptable and the other theory has serious problems and ambiguity in the principles and consequences.