tahmaseb alipouryani; sara zare; Omid Naderi
Abstract
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In Islamic perspective, the citizenship model has many differences with the pattern of citizenship common in the Western world, despite similarities, and these kinds of differences go back to their different worldviews. In fact, citizenship patterns in Western societies cannot be reconciled with divine ...
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In Islamic perspective, the citizenship model has many differences with the pattern of citizenship common in the Western world, despite similarities, and these kinds of differences go back to their different worldviews. In fact, citizenship patterns in Western societies cannot be reconciled with divine teachings; because identity issues in each of the citizenship patterns are different from each other. Accordingly, the study of the characteristics of each of the citizenship patterns is necessary and by examining identity and norms in each pattern, it is clear that normative and intellectual structures are as important as material structures. In addition, the present study, by patterning from “the Citizenship and Politic of New virtue”, divides citizenship patterns into three categories of inclusive political, cultural, and multicultural coherence. Indeed, this article is an attempt to study and study their possibility and their refusal based on the pattern of citizenship of the Qur'an and the expression of Similarities and differences between them and the authors intend to present the Quran's citizenship model as a whole.
