This article provides a comparative analysis of the ethical views of the ancient Greek philosopher Aristotle and the great thinker of the Muslim East, Ibn Miskawayh. During the study, the ideas of both philosophers about happiness, virtue, the perfect man, and moral perfection are studied. Also, similarities and differences in their ethical concepts are identified, and the connection between Western and Eastern ethics is analyzed. As a result of the study, it was proved that Ibn Miskawayh's ethical views are the result of the interaction of Aristotle's philosophy and the enrichment of these ideas with Islamic ethics.

At a time when science occupies an important place in the development of world countries, an in-depth study and research of the scientific heritage of historical thinkers is becoming relevant. What is happening at different points of the world, moreover, is manifested in the need to form a strong immunity in young people by deep absorption of Science against the emerging spiritual and spiritual threats, following the violent transformation of globalization. Therefore, on the basis of philosophical anthropology, the great thinker of the East, Abu Nasr Forobi, it is assumed to use such views as man, morality, justice, happiness, humanity, peace and enlightenment.