Shiite pattern of the science of religion

The issue of science is a central issue in many early and later Shiite texts, so much so that it can be said that the Shiites have their own plan of science. The "science plan" here refers to a set of topics that define science, distinguish real science from pseudo-science, determine its purpose and benefit, and make it the representative of human truth. There is a continuous tradition in the history of Islam, especially in Sufism, The most famous example of which is Ghazali's book "Revival of Religious Sciences". Such works have always seen the truth of science in danger of being forgotten and distorted by the scientists of the time and have tried to show that true science is something beyond the formal occupation of sciences, the way of being a scientist that manifests itself as his morals and behavior. In this article, we have shown that the early and late Shiite scholars have similarly important and prominent works in the discussion of the pattern of science and viewed it as a fundamental issue for the Shiites, As far as jurisprudential Shiism can be considered as a scientific Shiite. Although the method of this article is analytical rather than historical, the depth and breadth of these discussions in Shiite texts highlights the possibility of spreading science-related issues in Sufism from these Shiite texts, especially since some later Shiite scholars also have emphasized on the Shiite sources of a book such as "Revival of Religious sciences".