Analytical Historical Study of the Duties of the Islamic Government in the Field of Worship
Tārīkh-i pizishkī i.e., Medical History,
Vol. 12 No. 00 (1399),
13 Shahrivar 2020
,
Page 299-310
https://doi.org/10.22037/mhj.v12i1.33105
Abstract
Background and Aim: Examining the Limits and Limits of the Islamic Government in Various Issues as Well as Its Duties Towards Worship is one of the Most Controversial Issues for Muslims. This Means That Some, by Limiting the Role of the Islamic Government, Want to Consider Worship as Private, and Some, With the Maximum Regard for the Duties of the Islamic Government, Want the Islamic Government to Play a Role in Worship. For This Reason, the Purpose of the Present Study is to Investigate the Historical-Analytical Duties of the Islamic Government Regarding Worship.
Materials and Methods: The Method Used in the Present Study is Descriptive-Analytical, Which According to the Approach of the Article, Uses Historical Sources That are Considered as a Historical-Analytical Approach.
Findings: The Islamic Government Has Been Established on the Basis of the Law Derived From Shari'a, and for this Reason, it Has Significant Powers and Duties in the Field of People Performing acts of Worship or Leaving Them to Perform Acts of Worship. For this Reason, Doing Things That Cause the Worldly and Otherworldly Happiness of the Members of Society or Leaving Them Causes Corruption and Threatens the Islamic Society, is one of the Duties of the Islamic Government in the Field of Worship. Therefore, Worships Whose Abandonment Promotes Corruption and the Spread of Denial Require the Intervention of the Islamic Government.
Conclusion: Islamic Rules are Most Concerned With Social Activities. Accordingly, Acts of Worship Whose Abandonment Causes Corruption and Threatens the Common Good Require the Intervention of the Islamic Government. Therefore, the Islamic Government Should Inform in the First Step and Reprimand, Punish and Punish in the Next Steps, and if it is Against the Interest of the Islamic Government if Muslims Abandon Worship and Abandonment of Duty, Then the Islamic Government Should Deal More Severely and Sharply to Protect the Interests of the System.
Please cite this article as: Azizi S, Azimi Garekani H, Pourmanoochehri S A. Analytical Historical Study of the Duties of the Islamic Government in the Field of Worship. Med Hist J, Special Issue on the History of Islam and Iran 2020; 299-310.
- Islamic Government; Worship; Home Works; Historical-Analytical
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