چکیده:
Although the role of arrogance in promoting takfiri thought is not hidden, there are still ambiguities in terms of intellectual function and identification of the foundations of takfiri thought. Examining the ambiguity this article, first, refers to the value of man and his life, the Muslim criterion and the danger of divisions from the Islamic point of view, the role of Muslim power and Muslim politicians in creating takfiri thinking and extremism, and then deals with motivating arrogance and colonialism in promoting and developing takfiri and Extremism. The importance of the subject is because today's world has done extensive activities by promoting the takfir and extremism among Muslims and imposed a heavy cost on the Islamic world. Therefore, recognizing the role of colonialism and its motivation for the actions has had a significant impact on confronting it properly .
خلاصه ماشینی:
In this article, after a brief reference to the value of human beings and their lives, the criteria for being a Muslim, and the danger of division from the perspective of Islam, attention is paid to the role of power-seekers and Machiavellian Muslim politicians in creating Takfiri thought and extremism, and at the end, the motivation of arrogance and colonialism in promoting and developing Takfiri thought and extremism is examined.
Research Hypothesis Takfiri thinking in the Islamic world is the offspring of the evil hand of non-religious politics, whose emergence is attributed to power-hungry and tyrannical, seemingly Muslim politicians; however, its expansion and intensity, especially in recent centuries, is the result of arrogant and colonialist policies.
However, in the last one or two centuries, in Arabic and Persian dictionaries, Ist'imar has been used to mean "the strong state's dominance over a weak state, with the intention of using the natural resources, wealth, and human power of that country" (Maalouf, 1973 AD, p.
com/news/919695) Another example is the support of colonial countries for the extremism of the English Shia sect, whose media are supported through these powers and continuously inject divisive and extremist thoughts into the Islamic community.
Ibn Faris, Ahmad bin Zakariya, (1404 AH), Mu'jam Maqayis al-Lugha, correction and research by Abd al-Salam Muhammad Harun, 1st edition, Qom, Publications of the Office of Islamic Propagation of the Qom Seminary.
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