چکیده:
Social ceremonies and seasons are a manifestation of the customs, traditions, history, culture, and other intellectual and religious components of a society. One of the points that makes the historical investigation of religious ceremonies and seasons important is the analysis of authenticity versus innovation in religious rituals and symbols; because some may, with a literalist approach, oppose any new symbol or ritual not explicitly stated by the Infallibles, while others, citing generalities and public points, may feel free to invent self-made rituals attributed to religion. Based on the understanding of such a necessity, this article attempts—under the assumption that religious seasons and ceremonies are one of the important sources for strengthening religious beliefs—to examine the behavior of Amir al-Mu'minin Hazrat Ali (peace be upon him) within the timeframe of the month of Ramadan as a religious occasion and season across three main axes: personal biography (Sira), social biography, and political biography. The personal biography of Amir al-Mu'minin (peace be upon him) demonstrates an interest in cleanliness, grooming, hygiene, health, humility, sincerity, benevolence, moderation, and spiritual goal-setting in material life. His social biography shows teachings such as convergence and interaction, attention to proselytization and social responsibility, attention to mosques as an effective socio-political institution, the positioning of religious rituals within social rights, emphasis on the creedal, mystical, and ethical results of religious duties, fighting against innovations (bid'ah), and attention to the economic aspects of religious rituals. Attention to Jihad, political responsibility, and the use of spiritual factors and motivators in political measures hold a special place in his political biography (peace be upon him).
خلاصه ماشینی:
The life of the Imams in religious ceremonies and seasons; Investigating the lifestyle of Amir al-Mu'minin Hazrat Ali during the month of Ramadan Date of receipt: 93/8/15 Date of approval: 93/11/12 Nematollah Safari Forousani Hamed Gharaati Social ceremonies and seasons are a manifestation of the customs, traditions, history, culture, and other intellectual and religious components of a society.
Based on the understanding of such a necessity, this article attempts, under the assumption that religious seasons and ceremonies are one of the important sources for strengthening religious beliefs, to investigate the behavior of Amir al-Mu'minin Hazrat Ali during the time period of the month of Ramadan as a religious occasion and season, in three main axes: personal biography, social biography, and political biography.
Biography of Ahl al-Bayt, Amir al-Mu'minin Hazrat Ali, Month of Ramadan, Religious ceremonies, Customs, Lifestyle Introduction Social ceremonies and seasons are a manifestation of customs, traditions, history, culture, and other intellectual and religious components.
In this research, an attempt is made to present the behavior of Amir al-Mu'minin, Hazrat Ali, as a life pattern and lifestyle, / relying on hadiths and / historical reports, within the time frame of the month of Ramadan as a religious occasion and season.
/ By conducting a general review of the Sira of the Infallibles, and for example, Amir al-Mu'minin Hazrat Ali during religious seasons and ceremonies, we find that religious days and rituals do not mean distancing oneself from society and normal life; rather, matters such as visiting and revisiting, feeding others, maintaining kinship ties, and attending to one's spouse and children are emphasized and recommended with greater care and sensitivity than on other days.
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