نشریه معرفت - موسسه آموزشی پژوهشی امام خمینی (ره) - الصفحة ١١
Islamic Lifestyle; Necessities and Shortcomings
Ayatollah Muhammad Taqi Misbah
Abstract
Islamic lifestyle refers to a set of issues on life approved by Islam.
In order to see whether our lifestyle is Islamic or not we should apply a
certain criterion. However, first of all we have to properly know what
the Islamic lifestyle is like. The criterion of our behavior in Islamic
society should be according to Islam and Islamic teachings.
God-centredness and governing of Islamic values in the life are the most
important criteria of Islamic lifestyle. The individual life and social
life should be based on Islam and Quranic instructions. Though this way
our lifestyle is expected to be Islamic.
Key words: lifestyle, Islamic life, Islam, nationalism.
Parameters of Islamic Lifestyle
AbulfazL Sajedi, Hussein Khatibi
Abstract
Attainment to ideal Islamic lifestyle and evaluation of the lifestyle
in current Islamic society is contingent upon the acquaintance with the
parameters of Islamic life. Using a library method and making a content
analysis of the rational and transmitted data, which constitute the
sources of extracting Islamic lifestyle, the present paper tries to
identify the parameters of an individual lifestyle and social lifestyle.
It is understood from the traditions and Quranic verses that the
Islamic lifestyle is rooted in the efflorescence of rational and natural
values and manifested in rational life. An agreeable Islamic good life
is an outcome of a rational individual style and social conduct.
Among the constituents of Islamic individual lifestyle are good
planning and good plans, good way of speech and good utterances, good
way of eating and eating good diet, good sleep and good dreams. Such
concepts like humble and dignified conduct as well as devoted, just,
balanced, truthful, responsible, and combative conduct are other
constituents of rational social conduct. All these constituents form
man's agreeable life and Islamic lifestyle. The aim of the present paper
is to provide parameters of assessing the attainment to rational life.
Key words: philosophy of life, meaning of life,
Quranic lifestyle, agreeable life, rational life, human life, parameters
of Islamic individual style and social conduct.
An Introduction to Islamic Lifestyle
Mojtaba Feyzi
Abstract
As one of the new concepts used in western modernity the word lifestyle
has rapidly become a matter of public interest and an interdisciplinary
subject. The present paper tries to find an Islamic lifestyle
concerning the doctrinal and moral aspects with emphasis on the "need"
for this phenomenon. The equivalent of lifestyle in Islamic culture is
"Sirah". Lifestyle is consequent on doctrinal and value teachings, and
the deep structure of Islamic lifestyle includes the real value and
moral affairs as well as the beliefs represented in the spirit of
monotheism in all aspects of life. Islamic teachings provide general
instructions for establishing an Islamic lifestyle. A review of the
interaction between the three constituents; namely, "need, religion and
lifestyle" shows that there is a strong connection and interrelation
between these three constituents. The research method is
descriptive-analytical.
Key words: Islamic lifestyle, culture, need, ethics, way of life, model, religion.
The Etiquette of Dialogue Governing the Islamic Lifestyle according to the Qur'anic View
Fatemeh Aminpoor, Ma'soomeh Aminpoor
Abstract
Lifestyle is one of the cultural notable features, and among its
constituents is the etiquette of dialogue which refer in some way to the
manner of human speech. Since our beliefs are based on Islam,
especially Quranic teachings and our individual and social life is based
on it, the etiquette of dialogue in society should correspond to the
Islamic lifestyle. Referring to the different instances of etiquette of
dialogue extracted from Quranic verses, the present paper tries to
provide the good model of social manners in Islamic society. To this
end, an analytical-deductive method is used in this research. The
formulation of the etiquette of dialogue governing the Islamic lifestyle
is based on the improvement of security and mutual trust in Islamic
society. Since language is one of the meaningful symbols used in human
communications, whatever people communicate with one another through
speech is performed by conveying the meaning. The positive social
meanings are conveyed to others, and conveying negative meanings can be
avoided when the etiquette of dialogue presented in the Quran are
observed.
Key words: lifestyle, dialogue, word, the Quran, backbiting, accusation, peace.
Human Dignity-Based Style of Management, and a Model Applicable to Organizations
Fakhriyyeh Hamidiyanpoor, Ahmad Allahyari Boozanjani
Abstract
The manifest religion of Islam has a comprehensive value system which
has value instructions for all stages and aspects of human life
including man's organizational life about which Islam makes explicit
special value instructions in the framework of an Islamic management
style. In Islam, the prerequisite of a proper government and management
is adopting a monotheistic attitude, i.e., observing divine precepts, in
one's conduct, thus developing organizational plans and fulfilling
functions that lead to the good pleasure of God. One of the
prerequisites of gaining the good pleasure of God and adopting a
monotheistic attitude in the management of organization is having a
humanistic attitude by which the dignity of the labour force of an
organization is preserved. That is, a ruler or manager holds in esteem,
dignifies, and respects all the subjects and staff and considers the
government and management as their own and is intended to attend to
them. Using an analytical-theoretical approach and taking into regard
the importance of this issue, the present paper investigates the human
dignity-based style of management and its features according to the
traditions and Quranic verses and introduces a model applicable to
organizations.
Key words: Islamic lifestyle, Islamic management, management based on human dignity, model of respecting human dignity.
The Nature of Lifestyle and Its Status in the Development of the Islamic Republic according to the Supreme Leader's View
'Abbas Ali Meshkati Sabzevari, Yaser Soulati, 'Ahmadali Bayati
Abstract
Lifestyle is an interrelated variety of behavioral models of different
aspects of human life. Following the development of the Islamic Republic
of Iran there has been a need to provide an Islamic lifestyle in the
stage of establishing an Islamic country and eventually creating an
Islamic civilization. Therefore, it is necessary to spare no efforts to
investigate and elaborate on the foundations and principles of this
ideal lifestyle.
Using an analytical-descriptive method, the present paper elaborates on
the nature and necessity of this lifestyle and its role in the
development of the Islamic Republic. Then, it tries to elaborate on the
methodological and epistemological principles of having an Islamic
lifestyle by laying emphasis on Supreme Leader's views.
Key words: lifestyle, the Islamic Republic,
development of the Islamic Republic, Islamic country, Islamic
civilization, governmental fiqh, Supreme Leader's views.
The Relations of Islamic Nation with the Other Nations and Faith; Emphasis on the Holy Prophet's Lifestyle
Qaffar Shahedi
Abstract
The present paper tries to analyze the style of the relations of
Islamic nation with the other faith by focusing on the lifestyle of the
Holy Prophet (May the blessing and peace of Allah be upon him and his
progeny). The aim is to properly explain one of the dimensions of
Islamic lifestyle and correct the attitudes towards Islamic nation
adopted by the others. To this end, the author analyzes the general
principles of the relations of Muslims with non-Muslims. He examines the
Quranic viewpoint, the Holy Prophet's conduct with the non-Muslims who
are granted protection by a treaty of surrender and the people of the
Book especially the Jews, the Holy Prophet's conduct with the
Scriptuaries protégés (in accordance within an agreement and temporal
peace agreement) according the conventions and the Holy Prophet's
letters, and his conduct with the combatants from the people of Book. He
concludes that the Holy Prophet's attitude and accordingly Muslims'
attitudes towards the followers of other religions were friendly and
that the Holy Prophet and Muslims took a firm and determined stand
against any aggressive attack.
Key words: lifestyle, conduct, Islamic nation, nations, religions, friendly.
The Morality of Women's Education
Somayyeh Al-Sadat Moosavi
Abstract
Higher education is one of women's most important social activities
towards which the inclination is increasing. Since this stage often
coincides with women's marital life and beginning of their
responsibilities as wives and mothers, families encounter many problems
when there is a lack of coordination between women's domestic affairs
and academic activities. Many of these problems can be overcome by
recognizing the moral ought tos and ought not tos of women's education
due to the significant status of morality and its direct influence on
the different aspects of life.
The present paper tries to investigate women's education from a moral
perspective and, explaining its principles and values, it provides
solutions for the contradiction between women's domestic affairs and
academic activities. To this end, the author theoretically analyzes the
data and, referring to two basic principles in the women's life,
i.e. her being a wife and her being a mother he proposes six
practical solutions in the form of moral values of education. An
applied approach is used in this research.
Key words: morality, women's education, moral principles, moral value.