Craft in the Philosophy of Mir Findiriski

The article examines the concept of craft in the philosophy of Mir Findiriski. The methodological basis of the work includes historical-philosophical, philological-translation, logical-semantic approach and comparative method. The scientific novelty of the study is that the concept of the thinker is shown by the author as a socio-philosophical system, the elements of which are the goal, subject and sub-subject of the craft. It is emphasized that the subject-chain process allows the elements to interact in the system, which represents the original con-cept of the craft of the Safavid thinker in the light of the Islamic and European philosophical tradition. The main conclusions of the study are: definition of the meaning of craft as any occupation, as a form of knowledge that encourages a person to actions of a certain nature; the division of crafts in the concept of the thinker is made into labor and non-labor, but there is no clear line between them. The relevance of this research lies in drawing attention to a relatively understudied issue in the history of philosophy. The article not only broadens the under-standing of Mir Findiriski’s philosophy but also opens new avenues for further research in this field.