A summary of the concepts held by the Ahl al-Sunnah.
Human beings possess two types of energy: sensory and spiritual.
Sensory energy is the energy of the body, connected to the senses, nerves, and physiological functions.
As for spiritual energy, no one knows its precise location or its true nature.
However, it is defined as the conceptual thinking that perceives universals, abstract meanings, and higher values.
Such as justice, truth, virtue, beauty, and so forth.
Humans share sensory energy with animals.
Yet, they are distinguished from them by spiritual energy, which animals do not possess.
It is, therefore, considered a uniquely human energy.
The contemporary world, unfortunately led by the West,
utilizes this spiritual energy in only one domain.
The domain of worldly science, with its various theories and applications.
This is undoubtedly a vast field that opens immense, renewed horizons toward material progress and prosperity.
However, the scope of this spiritual energy is far broader than the field of worldly science.
It also encompasses the most elevated aspects of the human being.
Creed, virtues, ethics, and numerous other values.
It is essential to address all these aspects.
And to apply this energy to them in a correct and disciplined manner.
So that worldly scientific development may be properly regulated.
And so that human conduct in this worldly life may be regulated in general.