Divine knowledge of being connected with nature from the viewpoint of Sadr al-Din Shirazes

Abstract

Some contemporary scholars in some of the allegations of Sadr al-Mota'alahin believe that MullahSadra believes in the invisible divine knowledge of being connected with nature, in addition to his inward knowledge and active knowledge In this research, after reviewing the documentation, one can conclude that, although some of the documents of this ruling are controversial, but Sadr al-Din doesn't denies the previous contradictory knowledge of being connected to nature for God. And it speaks of a theological form in which the essential of nature is obligatory and does not require any forgery and influence, and they are not considered components of the universe. Which considers this mode of knowledge necessary for the prior knowledge inherent in and based on the simple reality. And the purpose of this form is not the intelligible form, but the same as the true laws of the mystics, which are inherent in the truth and are not forged, and that there is a right to exist, not to create him, this is called the sacramental case, which remains for the survival of excellence