چکیده:
Belief in Imamate and Mahdaviat is one of the fundamental beliefs of Shia. This doctrine can direct the lifestyle of Shias and have a practical effect on human life, because each school, according to its religious foundations, pursues a specific goal of human education. It plays an important role in the educational aspects of human life. Today, there are various spiritual-psychological issues in the Shiite society. Therefore, among all the social, cultural, economic, political, etc. works, it is necessary to examine the mental and psychological effect of believing in Mahdaviat in the modification of individual behaviors, as one of the most important practical works of this doctrine. The present article aims to prove the effectiveness of Mahdaviat in reforming individual behaviors in a descriptive and analytical way. Therefore, giving hope to believers, creating a spirit of endurance and patience, self-improvement, meaningfulness of life, giving identity and self-belief are the most practical effects of this doctrine and reform. Individual behaviors.
خلاصه ماشینی:
The Role of the Spiritual and Psychological Effects of Belief in Mahdaviat in Correcting Individual Behaviors Zahra Ghalichkhani Ali Yousefi Henomror Razieh Aliakbari Date of Receipt: 13/10/1401 Date of Acceptance: 28/11/1401 Abstract Belief in Imamate and Mahdaviat is one of the fundamental beliefs of Shia Islam.
Thus, instilling hope in believers, creating a spirit of resilience and patience, self-improvement, giving meaning to life, identity formation, and self-confidence are among the most practical effects of believing in this doctrine and correcting individual behaviors.
Mahdaviat, expectation, educational effect, hope, self-improvement Introduction Belief in the emergence of a global reformer throughout the history of human life has deep roots and is not exclusive to Islam is not.
Considering that the most important benefit of the existence of Imam Zaman (aj) is his role as a mediator of grace, it can be said that mediation in grace necessitates that not only does belief in Mahdaviat influence the correction of individual behaviors, but the Imam himself also pays special attention to the believers of this teaching who desire to have worthy conduct, including them in his prayers for goodness and his kindness (Alavi Ameli, 1354 SH: 430).
A Mahdi-believing individual, during the period of occultation, strives through self-purification and directing instincts toward personal growth to prepare their soul and body for service in the established government of the progeny of Muhammad (AJ); in this same direction, they also engage in reforming their behaviors, because piety has a significant impact on self-improvement.
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