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What is the term for natural, social, and applied sciences capable of quantitative expansion and cross-cultural borrowing while maintaining consistency with Sharia________________________?

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Answer: C. Acquired knowledge

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Natural and applied sciences capable of expansion through human research are termed acquired knowledge in Islamic epistemology. Unlike revealed truths that remain static, empirical disciplines grow continuously through human observation, experimentation, and cross-cultural exchange. Islamic scholars historically classified medicine, mathematics, and physics under this open category of rational investigation. Islamic epistemological frameworks traditionally divide all fields of study into revealed knowledge and acquired rational pursuits. Acquired knowledge relies on human sensory perception, intellectual deduction, and empirical testing rather than prophetic revelation alone. Muslim scientists freely borrowed and built upon Greek, Persian, and Indian scientific texts while maintaining alignment with Sharia.

Theory of relativity is a specific twentieth-century physics breakthrough rather than a classical epistemological category of sciences. Revealed knowledge refers exclusively to divine guidance transmitted through prophets rather than empirical or applied sciences. Theory of learning by doing describes a modern pedagogical teaching method rather than a traditional branch of knowledge.

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Pedagogy
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