Islamic philosophy and European humanism, although seemingly opposing ideologies at first glance, both promote universal human values such as human dignity, reason, justice, and spirituality. This article explores how these two philosophical schools interpret the concept of human beings and their value.

humanism, universal human values, philosophy, dignity, human rights, Sharia and Sunnah, ethics, spirituality.

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