One of the differences between humans and other creatures is in thinking. In spite of other creatures, man has achieved civilization and is progressing step by step. A serious question is whether there are damages in human wisdom or not? Sometimes a person makes a mistake in thinking, and for this reason, a way must be found to compensate for it. This article examines Ibn Arabi's and Mulla Sadra's reasons for compensating the damage of the intellect with a descriptive-analytical method. From the point of view of these two Islamic thinkers, the only way to compensate is to use religious guides and divine messengers. Ibn Arabi and Mulla Sadra consider that the only way to compensate for these is to refer to the Sharia and perfect human beings who transmit these matters. Referring to the divine prophets and saints who had knowledge of the divine names and learned the names helps people to be informed about various issues including purgatory and resurrection and to be able to correct the mistakes that are made by the external senses for general perception. solve the problem and understand it correctly. solve the problem and understand it correctly.olve the problem and understand it correctly.