چکیده:
The nature, foundations, and principles of the new Islamic civilization are derived from revelatory teachings. The book 'Al-Aql wa al-Jahl' in the narrative collection Al-Kafi, written by Muhammad ibn Yaqub al-Kulayni, contains precious narrations from the Ahl al-Bayt, the study, explanation, and utilization of which can significantly contribute to laying the groundwork for a new Islamic civilization. Research shows that eliminating ignorance and the flourishing of intellect, science, wisdom, religiosity, good character, and a virtuous life (Hayat Tayyibah) are the most important infrastructures and fundamental pillars of an Islamic civilization based on intellect; on the other hand, the root of all abnormalities, obstacles, and challenges facing Islamic civilization traces back to ignorance and its effects. Exploring the discursive space of the book 'Al-Aql wa al-Jahl' with a civilization-building approach, the essence of intellect and its purity from mischief, the etymology of human behaviors based on the recognition of intellect and ignorance, the expansion and promotion of rationality within the school of the Divine Proofs (Hujaj), and the realization of the Mahdavi utopia based on the flourishing of intellect and ethics are among the other topics of this writing.
خلاصه ماشینی:
The book 'Al-Aql wa al-Jahl' in the Al-Kafi narrative collection, written by Muhammad ibn Yaqub al-Kulayni, contains precious narrations from the Ahl al-Bayt (as) that can significantly assist in laying the foundation for a new Islamic civilization through their investigation, explanation, and application.
Given the necessity of reviewing and rereading the narrative heritage of the Ahl al-Bayt (as) within the space of emerging discourses, especially in the field of civilization-building and the New World Order2 (NWO), and providing a scientific and wise response to fundamental human needs in the realm of theorization and macro-strategic issues on a global scale on one hand, and the serious weaknesses of human civilization models in various human schools and religions on the other hand, the main problem of this research is: what is the role of the narrative teachings of the Ahl al-Bayt (as) in the book "Al-Aql wa al-Jahl" at the beginning of Al-Kafi in sketching, laying the foundation, and renewing the new Islamic civilization?
3. Intellect and Devilry Sheikh Hurr al-Amili, at the end of the chapter "The Obligation of Obeying Intellect and Opposing Ignorance" in Wasa'il al-Shi'a, after quoting narrations from the book Al-Aql wa al-Jahl, states three definitions for intellect by examining the hadiths, which are: First: The power to perceive good and evil, distinguish between the two, and recognize the causes of matters and the like; such an intellect is the condition and basis for religious obligation (taklif).
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