Abstract
The article describes the contribution of a prominent Russian philosopher professor Rafael Rakh-matullin to the development of domestic Islamic studies. His unusual entry into the academic sphere and teaching activities in higher education, his personal participation in one of the Sufi tariqas (brotherhoods) over a period of several years allowed Rafael Rakhmatullin to develop and leave a rich creative legacy on the problems of Islamic studies: both from the point of view of reli-gious studies, and from the standpoint of a deep theological research into the most important prob-lems of modern Islamic doctrine, while preserving the secular philosophical discourse of analysis.
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