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==Introduction== | ==Introduction== | ||
A study entitled "Requirements of the Realization of a New Islamic Civilization Based on the Political Biography of the Prophet (PBUH)," based on Shiite narrative sources, introduces the components of the realization of Islamic civilization according to the political biography of the Prophet (PBUH), which includes these cases: Creating the necessary organizations and institutions to exercise sovereignty, paying attention to the principle of unity and cooperation of Muslims, implementing justice and constant confrontation with infidels and hypocrites (Jamshidi Rad and Adib Behrooz, 2019: 102). | A study entitled "Requirements of the Realization of a New Islamic Civilization Based on the Political Biography of the Prophet (PBUH)," based on Shiite narrative sources, introduces the components of the realization of Islamic civilization according to the political biography of the Prophet (PBUH), which includes these cases: Creating the necessary organizations and institutions to exercise sovereignty, paying attention to the principle of unity and cooperation of Muslims, implementing justice and constant confrontation with infidels and hypocrites (Jamshidi Rad and Adib Behrooz, 2019: 102). | ||
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and uses tools in the same way. | and uses tools in the same way. | ||
Therefore, humanity needs a kind of force that is not the same as a | |||
human tool; this power transforms man from within and activates his | human tool; this power transforms man from within and activates his | ||
hidden and neglected talents, making a soul revolution and inspiring a | hidden and neglected talents, making a soul revolution and inspiring a | ||
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tools, institutions, political and international authority based on the | tools, institutions, political and international authority based on the | ||
Qur'an, scientism, Islamization of knowledge and globalism | Qur'an, scientism, Islamization of knowledge and globalism | ||
GhaffariHashjin and NasserKhaki, 1395: 123). | |||
In his book "Society and History," Motahhari believes that along with | In his book "Society and History," Motahhari believes that along with | ||
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foundations of the transformation into a new Islamic civilization include | foundations of the transformation into a new Islamic civilization include | ||
the following: | the following: | ||
6.1. Scientific Movement, Reform of Beliefs, and Religious Awakening | 6.1. Scientific Movement, Reform of Beliefs, and Religious Awakening | ||
The primary foundation of culture is spiritual growth and lifestyle | The primary foundation of culture is spiritual growth and lifestyle | ||
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Unlike the miracle of the previous holy prophets, which were | Unlike the miracle of the previous holy prophets, which were | ||
temporary and fleeting, it is an eternal miracle. According to him, the | temporary and fleeting, it is an eternal miracle. According to him, the | ||
importance of Muhammad's (PBUH) work is that he subdued the people | importance of Muhammad's (PBUH) work is that he subdued the people who did not surrender except to unnatural matters to reason, logic, and | ||
science, and introduced the thought of the people who offered only by | science, and introduced the thought of the people who offered only by | ||
natural points to a sense in higher level (Motahari, 1389: 2, 194 & 208). | natural points to a sense in higher level (Motahari, 1389: 2, 194 & 208). | ||