Kushki’s philosophical explorations are marked by a distinctive interplay between reason and faith. He grappled with existential inquiries, contributing to a broader understanding of cosmology and the nature of existence within a Shia framework. His metaphysical inquiries posited a correlate between divine wisdom and the human intellect, elucidating how humans can discern moral truths through rational inquiry without undermining their faith.
Further, his engagement with the notion of ‘Wilaya’—the guardianship of the Imams—allowed for an elaborate discourse on the intertwining destinies of the divine and human realities. Through this, Kushki posited that the Imams serve as intermediaries between God and humanity, not merely as historical figures but as active participants in the spiritual journey of believers.
Ethical Dimensions and Social Justice
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