Ibn Sina's View about Divine Grace and Its Relationship with the Evils

The philosophy of the creation of the world and the evils in it has been the special concern of philosophers and theologians. Resting on the key elements of the concept of divine grace i.e. science, causality, will and satisfaction, Ibn Sina tries to present a clear picture of the cause of creation and the order of goodness in the world. It seems that his statements cannot illustrate all the ambiguous aspects of this issue or provide a convincing answer to all the existing problems. Based on Ibn Sina's words and the ideas inferred from transcendental theosophy, the present paper seeks to explore the above issue and answer the related questions.