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The book "Ideological Basis of Muslim Philosophy" provides a thorough analysis of the tenets and intellectual traditions that form Islamic philosophical ideas. The book explores the history of Muslim philosophy starting with its early stages during the ancient era, emphasising the contributions made to metaphysics, ethics, and epistemology by important individuals including Al-Farabi, Avicenna, and Averroes. It examines the relationship between Islamic philosophy and theology, showing how Islamic intellectuals drew inspiration from Indian, Persian, and Greek philosophical traditions to develop their own original concepts. The book also discusses current disputes and interpretations within the Muslim philosophical tradition, demonstrating the tradition's continued relevance and development. "Ideological Basis of Muslim Philosophy" gives readers a thorough understanding of how Muslim philosophers have addressed basic issues regarding existence, knowledge, and morality throughout history by offering a detailed examination of the philosophical doctrines and ideological foundations.