چکیده:
Religious conflicts caused the stagnation of the movement and the progress of Islamic civilization. Before Islam, Arab tribes lacked civilization due to various conflicts; however, Islam, by resolving disputes, created a suitable platform for the flourishing of Islamic civilization, and the history of theological discussions and such was itself an indication of convergence and, consequently, a foundation for civilization. The best model that can both cause convergence and lead us to true civilization is God and the mystical spirit and dignity. If the mystical school is correctly realized among us, we will possess dignity, have an international language, reach our evolutionary movement, and grasp the essence of religion. Mysticism seeks to find the true nature of humans, which is common to all mankind, and to avoid animality, which is detested by everyone and causes the internal transformation that perfection-seeking humans desire. Through mysticism, one can achieve sacred worldly and otherworldly goals in all dimensions.
خلاصه ماشینی:
Civilizational Movement If we say that religion means the movement of human society toward a civilizational movement, we are not exaggerating; because civilization is the extent of human achievements in the fields of material and spiritual progress, and all the teachings of Islam aim to save man from stagnation, lethargy, and rigidity, to lead him toward infinite movement in the field of realizing progress in conquering nature and striving in the process of the divine vicegerency on earth, and in the realm of psychological and spiritual transcendence, and to pull him out of his shells and base motives.
Now, I will speak briefly about the characteristics of this school: With a methodical view, it must be said that man is the only being on earth that has a great inclination to create change in his own life, and the privileges that humans have over other beings are summarized in these inclinations, and these inclinations guide humans toward moving in the direction of realizing the patterns that exist within them.
" Mystics consider a person who is drowned in their own selfishness to be like a donkey stuck in mud, which must extricate itself and should not move within it; because its movement only causes it to sink deeper into that mud, as Maulana says about this: Like a donkey that falls into mud with a swift step It moves every moment to rise with resolve It does not smooth the way for its survival For it knows that is not a place for livelihood (Ibid.
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