Dimensions of Human Beings guidance from the Perspective of the Holy Quran and Matching Them with Citizenship Rights
Akhlāq-i zīstī i.e., Bioethics Journal,
Vol. 10 No. 1 (1399),
28 June 2020
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Page 295-309
https://doi.org/10.22037/bioeth.v10i1.29306
Abstract
Background and Aim: It can be found out through referring to the holy Quran that the evident religion of Islam gives a lot of importance to guidance to the extent that the general and primary objective of the holy Quran’s revelation is the very guidance of the people. In the holy Quran, guidance has been said to be of different kinds such as the innate and canonical guidance and the primary and secondary guidance and guidance with such a meaning as offering of the way and achievement of the optimum. The present study deals with topics like the grounds of the guidance such as contemplation and religious intellectuality, God, holy Quran, Kaaba, prophets, Imams and so forth as well as the signs and symptoms of accepting guidance and the examples of those deprived of guidance and the instruments of accepting guidance from the perspective of the holy Quran such as saying prayers (Salah), faith, endowment, piety and so on and the barriers of accepting guidance such as polytheism, ignorance, sin and other things of the like. The study also pays attention to the matching of the grounds and barriers proposed for guidance in the holy Quran with the citizenship rights.
Materials and Methods: This article will be conducted based on a documentary method through the descriptive analysis of the library data.
Findings: In regard of the match between the basics of guidance-ability in Islam and citizenship rights, it can be stated that the holy Quran believes that the human society can be assumed as a single live creature that is guided by the guiding force of the government towards goodness and correction. In the society, the values and roles and social creativities are manifested in the individuals’ existence and their growth is per se amongst the original and notable goals of the human beings’ life.
Conclusion: Based on the holy Quran, the human beings can enjoy certain rights and obligations and the attention to them can augment the humans’ discretion for the establishment of a correct and logical relationship with the government as well as in relation to the other community members and materially cause the healthiness and moderation of the society. Thus, the guidance of the human beings passes through the path of citizenship rights and the observance of the citizenship rights is the prerequisite and the gate of entry into the utopia of the guided human beings as mentioned in the holy Quran.
- Guide-Ability; Citizenship Rights; Human Growth; Society’s Sublimation
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