چکیده:
Utopias are inherently based on values, and no utopian theory can be proposed at a utopian level without regard to moral and value-based matters. Among values and ethics, the inherent dignity of humans stands at the forefront and is therefore antecedent to other values. This is a claim that the Holy Quran has also addressed. The main idea of this writing is that the Holy Quran, as the most important epistemological source of Islam, contains a pattern of a utopian system in which human dignity, naturally, forms its soul. Perhaps the inherent and acquired dignity of humans could be examined within the utopian system of the Holy Quran using different theoretical models, but this writing is organized within the framework of Mohammad Baqir Hakim's 'Unlimited Utopia' theory, which is derived from the Holy Quran. The findings show that in all stages and the five principles of this theory—namely 'Worship of God,' 'Conscious Movement,' 'Strenuous Movement,' 'Qualitative Change,' and 'Quantitative Change'—both inherent and acquired dignity have a clear and prominent presence, and many evidences for it can be provided from the verses of the Quran. Studying human dignity within the framework of the Unlimited Utopia theory shows only a glimpse of the capacities of the Quranic utopia.
خلاصه ماشینی:
It might be possible to examine the inherent and acquired dignity of humans in the utopian system of the Holy Quran using different theoretical models, but this writing is organized within the framework of Mohammad Baqir Hakim's "Unlimited Utopia" theory, which is derived from the Holy Quran.
The findings show that in all stages and the five principles of this theory, namely "Worship of God," "Conscious Movement," "Strenuous Movement," "Qualitative Change," and "Quantitative Change," both types of inherent and acquired dignity have a clear and prominent presence, and many evidences for it can be provided from the verses of the Quran.
The theory of "Unlimited Utopia" by "Mohammad Baqir Hakim," a contemporary jurist and thinker whose work is derived from religious sources, especially the Holy Quran, has created suitable capacities for studying the position of human dignity in the Quranic utopia.
3. Unlimited Ideal; the Holy Quran places God in opposition to the social movement of man and sets Him as an ideal for human society.
From the perspective of logical sequence, after the intrinsic bond between the worship of God and human dignity, conscious movement towards building an ideal society forms the second stage of building the unlimited utopia.
Accordingly, it seems that the theory of the unlimited ideal, designed by "Mohammad Baqir Hakim" with reference to the Holy Quran, can greatly assist in systematizing the analysis of human dignity in the Islamic utopia.
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