Not only did the Arab mind just translate and translate from the philosophers of Greece and the civilization of the Greeks, but also made a paved path for itself, and a way surrounded by study and meditation, making it worthy of formulating his independent special thought, based on the logic of "Aristotle" sometimes, and the ideal of "Plato" at other times. In this book, "The History of Arab Thought", "Ismail Mazhar" (that encyclopedic world) searches in the history of this Arab thought, its emergence and its development through times of intellectual conflicts and philosophical records, a resource at the conclusion of his study of separate research for examples of this thought, including: "Bashar bin Burd And "Jaber bin Hayyan", "Abu Al -Ala Al -Maari", and "Ahmed Shawky".