Abstract:
Avoiding passivity and optimally utilizing all facilities and opportunities in correctly traversing the process of producing Islamic human sciences – and especially management – requires designing a comprehensive model for Islamic management and attributing it to Islam and its authentic sources through a logical and methodical approach. This research aims to design a model of public management by exploring Nahj al-Balagha and, in particular, the historical command of Imam Ali (AS) to Malik Ashtar. This research is based on content analysis and, in the research process, has led to 1200 concepts, 500 indicators, 99 components, 18 categories, and ultimately, a five-dimensional model including pillars, dimensions, methods, nature, and types.
Machine summary:
Public Management Based on Nahj al-Balagha (Case Study: Letter 53) * Ali Naghi Amiri Associate Professor, Farabi Campus, University of Tehran, Iran (Date of Receipt: 2014-09-28; Date of Acceptance: 2015-01-05) Abstract Any effort to reform existing sciences and present them to religion, without attention to authentic Islamic foundations, will inevitably fail to produce religious knowledge.
This research aims, to the extent of the researcher's ability and in a case study, to explore one of the authentic and valuable sources of Islam, namely Nahj al-Balagha, especially the historical command of Imam Ali (AS) to Malik Ashtar, and to design a model of public management in Islam with a managerial approach.
Sub-Questions The sub-questions of the research are as follows: - What are the indicators, components, dimensions, and main categories of the pattern of public management governing Imam Ali (AS)’s letter to Malik Ashtar?
Research Method Orientation and Approach of the Research Since the aim of the present research is to discover the pattern of public management governing Letter 53 of Imam Ali (AS) in Nahj al-Balagha, in terms of the nature of the work and the result it seeks, it is a fundamental research.
The strategy of this research in discovering the pattern of public management governing Letter 53 of Imam Ali (AS) in Nahj al-Balagha is based on content analysis.
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