Davood Memari; Mohammad Zommorrodi
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Indignation is one of the most fundamental and pervasive emotions in human existence and an important role in maintaining of his position, self-respect and respect for him when he is threatened. Indignation leads individual’s power and energy toward the overcoming on the unjustified obstacles or ...
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Indignation is one of the most fundamental and pervasive emotions in human existence and an important role in maintaining of his position, self-respect and respect for him when he is threatened. Indignation leads individual’s power and energy toward the overcoming on the unjustified obstacles or correction. But if we don't manage indignation advisedly and ethically, it will turn to the behavioral and mental problem that destroys the intellectual, emotional and behavioral regulations of human. Therefore, what must be considered in the category of indignation are positive and negative forms identification and its management with intellectual and moral standards. This article seeks to explain the teachings of the Quran about recognition of the emotion of anger and its types and it provides management techniques of this pervasive and serious excitement. The Quran and following that, noble Hadiths, as the most complete version of human guidance, has clarified the concept of indignation with an overview to its subject and have provided the valuable ways, sometimes directly in the form of command and forbiddance, and sometimes indirectly in format of beautiful and wise stories in order to manage this psychological phenomenon, by mention to its types, the correct way to express and its degrees and its works.
davood memari; fatemeh khamda
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Abstract In religious language, God is superior existence and not only the sacred essence of theology, but his attributes and his word, in comparison to other creatures aren’t recognizable. Revelation Verses although are the words of God, but addressed to one and in order to deliver him to perfection ...
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Abstract In religious language, God is superior existence and not only the sacred essence of theology, but his attributes and his word, in comparison to other creatures aren’t recognizable. Revelation Verses although are the words of God, but addressed to one and in order to deliver him to perfection and real bliss and only by regulated understanding will be absorbed into his divine nature. Therefore, understanding the revealed texts and understanding God's purpose-real put the man in the correct knowledge direction and the real guidance. Common methods of understanding in the present age, is understanding the hermeneutic of text; Contrary to the claims of some based on non-Muslim countries initiative, from long basics and ways of them employed by Muslim scholars and commentators. This document will briefly survey the methodic understanding of commentators and no only hermeneutic of the divine word and results the interpretation of the Qur'an, sometimes it truly seems to be realistically feasible, Because a variety of factors are effective in interpreter understanding and often the difference in commentators disagree of Interpretation of verses and understanding the Quran educations relates to the presence or absence and severity and weakness of these factors in preparations of interpretation of any commentators, factors such asliterature of verses and their rhetoric, text geography (space and revelation of the verses), commentator’s character and his viewpoints and age.
davood memari; sajad ebrahimi
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Abstract Since the Holy Quran is the last divine book and its teachings are for all times, in addition to the literal meaning, it has deep inner layers which, in order to be realized, requires their own style and technique. One of these techniques is the spoken and conceptual style. Spoken here means ...
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Abstract Since the Holy Quran is the last divine book and its teachings are for all times, in addition to the literal meaning, it has deep inner layers which, in order to be realized, requires their own style and technique. One of these techniques is the spoken and conceptual style. Spoken here means a meaning which can be easily inferred from the verses. In simpler words, spoken refers to the apparent literal meaning of the verse which is stated with different reasoning. Concept means a meaning which has not been stated in the discourse and can only be inferred by the structure of the discourse which includes the proponent and opponent concepts. In the proponent concept, the verdict is spoken regarding abdication and affirmation and vice-versa in the opponent concept. Therefore, it can be claimed that Quranic verses have different inner meanings, and they are also divine knowledge and it is in light of understanding these methods and being aware of the differences of these reasonings in Quranic verses that the performance of the interpreter in achieving reference-based verses will be increased.
davoud memari; rasoul zomorrodi
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Fear is an emotional reaction which is rooted in a person’s interpretation of situations that seem threatening to his health. The source and perception of threats and dangers can be physical or psychological. Fear triggers the person’s defense mechanism and acts as a warning signal of probable ...
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Fear is an emotional reaction which is rooted in a person’s interpretation of situations that seem threatening to his health. The source and perception of threats and dangers can be physical or psychological. Fear triggers the person’s defense mechanism and acts as a warning signal of probable or looming physical or psychological damage. Therefore, fear is a God-given gift and plays a significant role in a person’s life, safeguarding human beings. From the Quranic perspective the most important part of the emotional aspect of fear is the source. This means that if the source is a real threat that might harm a person’s health or undermine his goals, then the fear is acceptable, but if it is rooted in a unreal factor and does not threaten a person’s happiness and well-being, it is unacceptable. From such a perspective, the Qur'an cites different types of fear emotions and provides valuable strategies to manage each.
davoud memari; mojhgan aghai
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As the symbol of wealth, arrogance, and rebellion, Qārūn has been referred to in three chapters of the Holy Qura’n: Sūrah al-Qasas (The Stories), Sūrah al-Ankabūt (The Spider), and Sūrah al-Ghāfir (The Forgiver). In Sūrah al-Ankabūt and Sūrah al-Ghāfir, just a single verse is dedicated ...
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As the symbol of wealth, arrogance, and rebellion, Qārūn has been referred to in three chapters of the Holy Qura’n: Sūrah al-Qasas (The Stories), Sūrah al-Ankabūt (The Spider), and Sūrah al-Ghāfir (The Forgiver). In Sūrah al-Ankabūt and Sūrah al-Ghāfir, just a single verse is dedicated to Qārūn’s story while seven verses of Sūrah al-Qasas recite his unlimited wealth, arrogance, and eventual death. According to the Qur’an, Qārūn was of Moses’s people, but he behaved arrogantly towards them. He was very wealthy and believed his wealth was just the result of his competency and merit. His people benevolently advised him, and also God reminded him, and all those who were like Qārūn, that men who were stronger than him in might and greater in the amount of the riches were all destructed. Yet, he again rejected to donate his wealth and began to show off while the worldly-minded wished they had been in his place. Then, God’s torment descended, and Qārūn and his house were devoured by the earth. The Bible, like the Qur’an, describes his fate in chpater 16 of the Book of Numbers under the Hebrew name of “Korah bin Izhar bin Kohath bin Levi”: Korah was a cousin to Moses, but he was jealous of Moses and Aaron and rebelled against Moses in collaboration with Dathan, Abiram, On, and 250 princes of Bani Israel. After that earth opened mouth and devoured Korah, Dathan, and Abiram. Afterwards, a fire came from God and burnt his remaining companions. In this study, the two texts are compared and contrasted to pave the ground for greater understanding and empathy between the followers of the two holy religions.
