Rezvaneh Dastjani Farahani; ahmad akoochekian; abbas ashrafi
Abstract
The category of progress, considering its objectivity in temporal and spatial situations, requires a certain model with a futuristic and futuristic approach. The role of religious teachings in the foresight of civilization is a central and strategic issue in the contemporary period. The most prominent ...
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The category of progress, considering its objectivity in temporal and spatial situations, requires a certain model with a futuristic and futuristic approach. The role of religious teachings in the foresight of civilization is a central and strategic issue in the contemporary period. The most prominent teaching chapters of religious futurism are the events of the history of civilization and, in particular, the stories. The storytelling approach with the help of stories is a fundamental principle in the foundations of the philosophy of religion (the system of expectation from religion and the need for religion). The Qur'anic story is a system of discourse that presents the events that affect the development of the individual, society and civilization, and its goal is to put the audience in a position to grow by their own choice and will to their future, society and civilization in The direction of the divine ideal is determined. This article deals with the main question of "what is the futurist of Quranic stories" and uses the method of content analysis to the theory of futurism derived from Quranic stories. It is normal, but also in the field of futurist research and development. Findings indicate that futurism to futurism is a strategic chapter in the philosophy of Quranic storytelling and Quranic storytelling has the capacity of epistemology and methodology in proposing a strategic futurist approach.
abbas ashrafi; omolbanin rezai
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This article is a comparative study of the infallibility of prophets as well as its nature and meaning in the Holy Qur’an and Testaments. While both acknowledge the infallibility of prophets in reception and dissemination of the divine message, the Holy Qur’an gives some instances of tark ...
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This article is a comparative study of the infallibility of prophets as well as its nature and meaning in the Holy Qur’an and Testaments. While both acknowledge the infallibility of prophets in reception and dissemination of the divine message, the Holy Qur’an gives some instances of tark al-awlā (literally abandoning that which was better) committed by the prophets, and Testaments consider them to be prone to sins.
