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Abstract The concepts of knowledge and faith are among the most emphasized concepts in Islamic culture and civilization. The fact that the presumptive knowledge, which does not express certainty, is not trusted in the determination of the belief principles of the religion, and the necessity to reach the definitive information confirmed by the evidence, has resulted in an emphasis on knowledge. In fact, the fact that belief depends on approval in theology shows its relationship with knowledge. Because having knowledge and believing by running mental processes are the most basic characteristics of human beings. Since it is realized through mental processes, faith emerges at the end of a knowledge-based reasoning process beyond a psychological commitment. Allah, who teaches man to write with a pen, names, words, wisdom and the book, desires that man's devotion to himself be realized on the basis of knowledge. In this study, what is the relational context of the concepts of knowledge-belief, which is one of the most important value criteria that distinguish human beings from other beings, and what is the functional importance of knowledge in believing? Is there a contrast or gap between knowledge and faith? Should one of these concepts be given priority? etc. Based on these questions, the relational context of these concepts will be evaluated by centered on the Qur'an. Key words: Allah, Man, Qur'an, Faith, Theology

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