Continuation:
According to philosophical historians, the Islamic thinker Ghazali was able to present religion completely independently of science and metaphysics. Of course, when we say religion here, we should not mean a single, absolute truth religion, but rather the religious teachings of the time, the dominant religious doctrines.
It is noted that, unlike Kant, Ghazali introduced a religious-mystical experience to society by putting a door on the limited framework of the mind. As a similarity, it is emphasized that both Ghazali and Kant drew a line between rational thinking and religion.
In fact, presenting religion separately from rational thinking does not in itself correspond to the true nature of religion.
Source used:
https://az.wikipedia.org/wiki/H%C9%99qiq%C9%99t