‘Abd al-Latif makes a series of criticisms on Avicenna’s philosophy (Martini Bonadeo 2013; Ben Ahmed 2019). In the first place, he explains that Avicenna did not manage to present an exhaustive philosophical system in which every field of philosophical research could receive adequate treatment. ‘Abd al-Latif criticizes Avicenna’s lack of reflection on the practical field. Even in his most famous summa, the Kitab al-Shifa’, Avicenna neglected the contents of Plato’s Republic, Aristotle’s Ethics, and his Politics. ‘Abd al-Latif explains this omission as a total lack of familiarity by Avicenna not only of practical philosophy, but also of philosophy in general.