The Foundationalist Approach in Producing Religious Science

In the ‘foundationalist’ approach, religious sciences are supposed to replace the different modern sciences that human beings have developed through the four experimental, intellectual, intuitional and historical. These sciences are developed by drawing on scriptures consistent with their values and by changing the major assumptions of the modern sciences using different methods and then present them as substitutes for modern sciences. Basically, talking about religious sciences makes no sense without a comprehensive study of the kind of relations between the Islamic propositions and the modern sciences. Our answers to the following questions: Is there something as Islamic economics?