Awareness tries to know the world. How to obtain this and the relation between awareness and world is an important issue have to be discussed according to philosophies of Ibn Sina and Hegel. Explanation of the world is not possible without describing the multiplicity of things through the unity of laws, concepts and causes. Finally, there have to be an absolute unity that make us able to understand this world. However, this absolute is itself in either beyond multiplicities or inside of them, as Ibn Sina believes on the prior and Hegel believes on the former. This point is also related to explaining the order of the world. So while Ibn Sina believes that the order of universe is causal order, Hegel believes on its organic order in which the particles are the parts of a whole, which is made by them. such a point is also important to explain the process of obtaining knowledge. In Ibn Sina ’s philosophy, the movement to have knowledge is going upward connecting to the intellect which is beyond nature, while Hegel believes on organism as the co-existence of finite and infinite being in a whole which is also named Absolute. The importance of process is here, where the substance moves toward subjectivity in a historical movement. These differences is rooted in Hegel’s relation to Kant’s Subjectivism that he tries to go out of it, while Ibn Sina doesn’t have such relation and this makes them different.

Keyword: Awareness, Consciousness, Self-Consciousness, Knowledge by-presence, Knowledge by-acquisition, I, non-I, Others, Ibn Sina, Hegel.