Investigating the ideal situation On the way to worship in the Islamic society Based on the view of Morteza Motahari

MONIRI, HAMIDREZA

doi:10.22059/jstmt.2024.370912.1685

Investigating the ideal situation On the way to worship in the Islamic society Based on the view of Morteza Motahari

Document Type : Research Article / Original Article

Author

HAMIDREZA MONIRI

Assistant Professor of Teaching Islamic Sciences, Tendency of the Islamic Revolution, Department of Islamic Studies, Faculty of Theology and Islamic Studies, Universityof Mazandaran, Babolsar, Iran.

10.22059/jstmt.2024.370912.1685

Abstract

The issue of drawing an ideal situation On the way to worship in the Islamic society is essential from the point of view of martyr Motahari, whose works have been approved by the imams of the Islamic Revolution in terms of accuracy and richness of content. For this purpose, This research article is an attempt to Based on Spriggans' theoretical framework To examine the indicators of the ideal situation On the way to worship in the Islamic society Based on the view of Martyr Motahari. For this purpose and with the text-to-text interpretation method as an operational method, Different levels of people were divided in three categories: The best people to God - the good ones - the hellish. Then based on this division The most important crisis in worship To be hellish is to be human And the reasons for the crisis in the direction of worship are: a. Just looking at the affairs of this world B: Not accepting the hereafter. The favorable situation in the direction of worship occurs when a person will reach the rank and status of the good ones and The best people to God.The solutions to solve this crisis are: In the formation of Islamic society as an institution and strengthening the status of geniuses as important people in society, Every useful knowledge of the Islamic society centered on the Qur'an and the Sunnah of the Prophet of Islam and Ijtihad are the sources of the model of the Islamic society in the direction of worship in the Islamic society. The ultimate goal of the Islamic society in the direction of worship in the Islamic society is the need for coordination in the development of human values and bringing man to divine perfection. The dimensions in which the Islamic society can work to achieve the aforementioned goal are in the three core parts of the Islamic religion, which are: beliefs, ethics, and jurisprudence.

Keywords

Ideal situation

Islamic government

Islamic society Morteza Motahari

Worshiping

Subjects

Rereading and interpreting the ideas of leading Muslim thinkers

The Holy Quran

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