An Explanation of the Nature of civilization Based on Islamic Philosophy and Mysticism

Distinguishing civilization from other forms of human social entities on the basis of Islamic philosophy and mysticism is what is done in an expert manner in this article. It is concluded that civilization as a social unit is indeed, in the existential sense of the word, not arbitrary but an authent...

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Main Authors: Mohammad Hadi Homayoon, Ebrahim Khani
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Language:fas
Published: Imam Sadiq University 2014-08-01
Series:Religion & Communication
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Online Access:https://rc.journals.isu.ac.ir/article_1555_2e8e821298e35bbd0dc3b51ea2aea145.pdf
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description Distinguishing civilization from other forms of human social entities on the basis of Islamic philosophy and mysticism is what is done in an expert manner in this article. It is concluded that civilization as a social unit is indeed, in the existential sense of the word, not arbitrary but an authentic one. This is because there exists an inseparable link between civilization's cultural background and its various social interactions in the sense that this latter signifies the emergence of the society's deep cultural possibilities, which dismisses any notion of arbitrariness as compared to other forms of human entities. To prove this, we have first offered an argument to explain the existential necessity of a particular kind of society, using Mulla Sadra's principle of subject-object identity and existential universal. Furthermore, to complete the argumentation by resolving a surrounding doubt, we have explained the status of social arbitrariness with a mystical and new basis in which human nature is used in an Islamic mystical manner. In the end, based on the explanation given about the nature of civilization, we have offered an ontological argument to prove the ultimate supremacy of the Islamic civilization centered upon velayat.
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spelling doaj.art-c70ce30a50404feca5ec7e4a766f31e72022-12-21T19:28:48ZfasImam Sadiq UniversityReligion & Communication2252-02522588-64602014-08-01204416118510.30497/rc.2014.15551555An Explanation of the Nature of civilization Based on Islamic Philosophy and MysticismMohammad Hadi Homayoon0Ebrahim Khani1دانشیار دانشکده معارف اسلامی و فرهنگ و ارتباطاتدانشجوی کارشناسی ارشد الهیات، معارف اسلامی و ارشادDistinguishing civilization from other forms of human social entities on the basis of Islamic philosophy and mysticism is what is done in an expert manner in this article. It is concluded that civilization as a social unit is indeed, in the existential sense of the word, not arbitrary but an authentic one. This is because there exists an inseparable link between civilization's cultural background and its various social interactions in the sense that this latter signifies the emergence of the society's deep cultural possibilities, which dismisses any notion of arbitrariness as compared to other forms of human entities. To prove this, we have first offered an argument to explain the existential necessity of a particular kind of society, using Mulla Sadra's principle of subject-object identity and existential universal. Furthermore, to complete the argumentation by resolving a surrounding doubt, we have explained the status of social arbitrariness with a mystical and new basis in which human nature is used in an Islamic mystical manner. In the end, based on the explanation given about the nature of civilization, we have offered an ontological argument to prove the ultimate supremacy of the Islamic civilization centered upon velayat.https://rc.journals.isu.ac.ir/article_1555_2e8e821298e35bbd0dc3b51ea2aea145.pdfcivilizationsocietyarbitrariessocialismmulla sadraculture
spellingShingle Mohammad Hadi Homayoon
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An Explanation of the Nature of civilization Based on Islamic Philosophy and Mysticism
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civilization
society
arbitraries
socialism
mulla sadra
culture
title An Explanation of the Nature of civilization Based on Islamic Philosophy and Mysticism
title_full An Explanation of the Nature of civilization Based on Islamic Philosophy and Mysticism
title_fullStr An Explanation of the Nature of civilization Based on Islamic Philosophy and Mysticism
title_full_unstemmed An Explanation of the Nature of civilization Based on Islamic Philosophy and Mysticism
title_short An Explanation of the Nature of civilization Based on Islamic Philosophy and Mysticism
title_sort explanation of the nature of civilization based on islamic philosophy and mysticism
topic civilization
society
arbitraries
socialism
mulla sadra
culture
url https://rc.journals.isu.ac.ir/article_1555_2e8e821298e35bbd0dc3b51ea2aea145.pdf
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