Practical Theology in the Islamic Society

Practical theology is part of the reflections of Christian theologians that have emerged in the last two centuries especially in the wake of Schleiermacher's works. Still, in the history of Islamic civilization there have been practical theologies (without using the term) among both Shia and Su...

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Main Author: Ali Ardeshir Larijani
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Language:fas
Published: Imam Sadiq University 2022-06-01
Series:پژوهشنامه فلسفه دین
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Online Access:https://prrj.isu.ac.ir/article_76206_727b0428d22bfc97083227a8362f58d9.pdf
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description Practical theology is part of the reflections of Christian theologians that have emerged in the last two centuries especially in the wake of Schleiermacher's works. Still, in the history of Islamic civilization there have been practical theologies (without using the term) among both Shia and Sunni scholars. This article aims to determine which topics in practical theology are most relevant to Islamic societies. "Islamic societies" will be divided into two parts, that is, Islamic societies under non-Islamic governments and Islamic societies under Islamic governments, and practical theology in both will be discussed. In spite of the commonalities between these two types of Islamic societies, the specific issues are particularly significant, especially in light of the Islamic Revolution. Our focus has therefore been on the priorities of practical theology within contemporary Iranian society. Some of the topics discussed in this article are not directly religious, but have had a major impact on people's religious beliefs. The first point is about the relationship between religious authorities and the government. In the second point I will discuss the influence of ethnic and national cultures and traditions on the propagation of religion. In the third point, I will discuss the conditions of our time and how it affects understanding and propagating religion. The fourth point examines the incompleteness of the plans and the failure to present plans that fit the government's intentions. Finally, I explore the lack of rationality in some government statements and behaviors. I will show how all of the points mentioned above affect society's perception of religious belief.
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spelling doaj.art-9b4d69bb5f0c4915a0696d998094b06f2024-03-06T07:56:39ZfasImam Sadiq Universityپژوهشنامه فلسفه دین2228-65782228-65862022-06-0120191610.30497/prr.2022.7620676206Practical Theology in the Islamic SocietyAli Ardeshir Larijani0Assistant Professor, Department of Philosophy, University of Tehran, Tehran, Iran.Practical theology is part of the reflections of Christian theologians that have emerged in the last two centuries especially in the wake of Schleiermacher's works. Still, in the history of Islamic civilization there have been practical theologies (without using the term) among both Shia and Sunni scholars. This article aims to determine which topics in practical theology are most relevant to Islamic societies. "Islamic societies" will be divided into two parts, that is, Islamic societies under non-Islamic governments and Islamic societies under Islamic governments, and practical theology in both will be discussed. In spite of the commonalities between these two types of Islamic societies, the specific issues are particularly significant, especially in light of the Islamic Revolution. Our focus has therefore been on the priorities of practical theology within contemporary Iranian society. Some of the topics discussed in this article are not directly religious, but have had a major impact on people's religious beliefs. The first point is about the relationship between religious authorities and the government. In the second point I will discuss the influence of ethnic and national cultures and traditions on the propagation of religion. In the third point, I will discuss the conditions of our time and how it affects understanding and propagating religion. The fourth point examines the incompleteness of the plans and the failure to present plans that fit the government's intentions. Finally, I explore the lack of rationality in some government statements and behaviors. I will show how all of the points mentioned above affect society's perception of religious belief.https://prrj.isu.ac.ir/article_76206_727b0428d22bfc97083227a8362f58d9.pdfgovernmentreligious beliefsreligious authoritiessociety's perception
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Practical Theology in the Islamic Society
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government
religious beliefs
religious authorities
society's perception
title Practical Theology in the Islamic Society
title_full Practical Theology in the Islamic Society
title_fullStr Practical Theology in the Islamic Society
title_full_unstemmed Practical Theology in the Islamic Society
title_short Practical Theology in the Islamic Society
title_sort practical theology in the islamic society
topic government
religious beliefs
religious authorities
society's perception
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