There are many definitions of science. The most common of them, and the closest to the truth, is "taking something at face value". That is, any concept existing in the human mind that corresponds to the reality of the external world is considered direct science. As linguists have pointed out, despite the fact that science and enlightenment are slightly different in terms of word and meaning, their meanings intersect at one point. From the article of Professor Bashar Bakur, Department of Interdisciplinary Studies, Faculty of Science and Humanities, International Islamic University of Malaysia.