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impasse. Both sides seem to provide mutually exclusive claims. This research attempts

to pave an alternative route in this debate. This research takes the field of Islamic

spirituality—known as Tazkīyat Al-Nafs—and puts it in conversation with the scientific

worldview. The conversation will highlight an original approach in which Islam can

critically engage with the latest scientific-based ideologies. This study aims at

investigating whether Tazkīyat Al-Nafs or the scientific worldview is better at providing

practical solutions to practical life that is of concern to every individual. The study

explores the origins, history, and current formulation to the scientific worldview. It also

explores the unique features and characteristics of Islamic spirituality. Finally, it

contrasts both the scientific worldview and Tazkīyat Al-Nafs and concludes that, at least

in relation to practical living, Tazkīyat Al-Nafs is more useful than the scientific

worldview. This study uses the comparative approach to studying different worldviews;

it also uses critical reading of textual sources, alongside situating fresh interpretations

of classical themes via the use of postmodern theology. The study’s primary conclusion

is that both atheists and theists, non-Muslims and Muslims can benefit from the practical

wisdom found in Tazkīyat Al-Nafs. A secondary conclusion is that there is no

contradiction between Islam and science; rather, the contradiction only occurs between

Islam and the scientific worldview. Science is not equal to the scientific worldview. The

research hopes to have laid the theoretical foundation for further exploration of Islamic

spirituality and its engagement with the modern world and postmodern concerns.