As an essential subject in anthropology and thus ontology, fitrah (nature) has been fervently addressed in the Holy Qur’an. Therefore, the study of fitrah and its personal and social aspects and roles from the Qur’an’s viewpoint is essential to the Islamization of knowledge and human life. The present paper analyzes the content and connotations of Āye-e Fitrah (Verse of Nature) in order to find a solution for the crisis, concerns, and problems presently plaguing the international community.
miri,M . (2012). Anthropological and Ontological Capacities of Fitrah from the Qur’an’s Point of View. Seraje Monir, 3(9), 9-29. doi: 10.22054/ajsm.2012.5504
MLA
miri,M . "Anthropological and Ontological Capacities of Fitrah from the Qur’an’s Point of View", Seraje Monir, 3, 9, 2012, 9-29. doi: 10.22054/ajsm.2012.5504
HARVARD
miri M. (2012). 'Anthropological and Ontological Capacities of Fitrah from the Qur’an’s Point of View', Seraje Monir, 3(9), pp. 9-29. doi: 10.22054/ajsm.2012.5504
CHICAGO
M miri, "Anthropological and Ontological Capacities of Fitrah from the Qur’an’s Point of View," Seraje Monir, 3 9 (2012): 9-29, doi: 10.22054/ajsm.2012.5504
VANCOUVER
miri M. Anthropological and Ontological Capacities of Fitrah from the Qur’an’s Point of View. Seraje Monir. 2012;3(9):9-29 (In Persian). doi: 10.22054/ajsm.2012.5504
