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The book "Spirit of Muslim Philosophy" examines the fundamental ideas and ideas that characterise Islamic philosophy. In addition to exploring how the philosophical investigations of early Muslim philosophers like Al-Kindi, Al-Farabi, and Ibn Sina were intricately linked to their religious and cultural backgrounds, the book also explores the intellectual climate that shaped these thinkers. It draws attention to the rationalism, ethics, and metaphysics philosophical issues that capture the inquisitiveness and intellectual curiosity that characterise Islamic philosophy. The book also examines these philosophers' attempts to reconcile reason and faith and how their theories advanced a more comprehensive comprehension of existence, knowledge, and morality. "Spirit of Muslim Philosophy" provides a comprehensive perspective on how these thinkers' work continues to impact modern conversations and enhance the global philosophical landscape by focussing on their underlying motives and intellectual passions.