Reforms in the Structure of the Spirituality of the Islamic Revolution مقالة

خلاصة:

The present writing is about the subject of 'reforms'; reforms that, under the shadow of Islamic spirituality and education, have prevailed over individuals of society and will lead to the formation of an Islamic society. The author, in this writing, first briefly evaluates reforms within the framework of Imam Khomeini's (RA) perspective, and then, by referring to the views of that great figure regarding the concept of reforms and its application in various fields including: political, social, economic, ideological, etc., has considered the subject of reform and reformism both linguistically and conceptually. The author, in the largest part of this writing, has examined the word 'reforms' in light of the religious attitude of Amir al-Mu'minin Ali (AS), and has gained abundant benefit and full use from the precious words of that Imam and the great guardian of Muslims in the Islamic society; because this great Imam was a complete role model in establishing a reformist society, and his precious statements and sermons, in addition to lifting the veil from many ambiguities and unknowns, have placed comprehensive solutions in the field of reforms before the Islamic society. At the end of the article, considering the mindset he has of today's Iranian society, the author divides reformists into three groups, which are detailed in this writing. He mentions the intellectual resources and spiritual support of reforms and refers to factors such as: revelation, the school of prophets, reason and thought, the guidance of the Book and Sunnah, etc., and finally reaches the conclusion that reforms are among the issues without which human life cannot exist, and this sensitive phenomenon in an Islamic society will also be achievable under the shadow of a true Islamic culture.