چکیده:
Paying attention to the internal elements of the approximation plan is the primary goal of this article, in which the necessary adjustments to be considered for making the approximation plan efficient are examined. Problems arising from the concept of approximation and its flaws, the issue of religious differences, and existing mechanisms are among the matters addressed. The projection of problems and linking them to non-Muslims in some cases is introduced as one of the inefficient and incorrect solutions. Attention to epistemological and social needs, political issues, deviation from the main goal of approximation, and the efforts of each of its supporters to present themselves as the truth, as well as problems arising from the religious and sectarian dependence of minorities in Muslim countries, are further discussed. The author then, by examining the obstacles to approximation and paying attention to the words of religious leaders in this regard, presents other obstacles and problems that prevent the realization of approximation. Likewise, the necessity of paying attention to the Hajj and the massive population of Muslims who head to the desert of Arafat and the land of Mecca during the days of Hajj, and the possibility of optimal use of these circumstances toward achieving the goals of approximation, are among the important issues raised and examined in this article.
خلاصه ماشینی:
Introduction To examine the plan for Islamic unity and rapprochement between Islamic schools of thought, it is necessary to become closely acquainted with its internal constituent elements; rather, it is necessary to look closely at this plan apart from festival-like and celebratory language so that we can, through this way, evaluate and deal with the intended project with a constructive critical language we approach, an attitude that will not be negative and destructive, but rather its goal is to fill the existing gap and correct the obvious voids within it.
< Approximation between the political project and epistemological and social needs The phenomenon of colonialism and after it the conflict between Arabs and Israel, has become a powerful historical factor in forcing Muslims to reconstruct their internal situation in favor of this strategic conflict, in such a way that one of the great steps of Muslim intellectuals of various sects now is to think about reconstructing religious relations among themselves and emerging from that state of fierce collision or sharp intersection, so that in order to reconstruct and tighten the ranks in facing an enemy that has moved towards our land, home, and abode and is attempting to swallow them without compassion or effort, they have reached a state of truce.
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