Relations Between Religion and Philosophy in Eastern Peripatetism (At Kindi and Farabi’s Example) Kindi və Fərabinin timsalında şərq peripatetizmində din-fəlsəfə münasibətləri Проблема соотношения религии и философии в школе восточного перипатетизма (на примере Аль-Кинди и Аль-Фараби)

The article deals with the relations between religion and philosophy in the philosophy of Islam meshai. The author does not consider eastern meshainism the analogy of Greek peripatetism and tries to proove his position with different proofes. The idea that a different explanation of traditional irrational view to the religion at the mentioned phisophical doctrine is grounded with the fact that Islam philosophers held great respect to God, prophet and afflatus and they are faithful to their religion. Kindi’s view to the relations between religion and philosophy are expressed on the bases of conventionality of the matters of authority of religion, superiority of prophet than a philosopher and superiority of knowledge of afflatus origin than philosophical knowledge. In Farabi’s philosophical views traditional view such as irrationality of prophecy and afflatus in the explanation of known relations is undergone to philosop-hical editing from the point of view of rationality. Generally if Kindi explains relations between religion and philosophy on the bases of religion and states priority of religion, Farabi states superiority of philosophical knowledge and makes religion “compromise” before philosophy.