Interpersonal relations in the conduct of scholars and religious leaders مقاله

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<H1>People-orientedness in the Conduct of Scholars and Religious Leaders</H1> Seyyed Reza Seyyednejad<FootNote No="12" Text="Graduate of the Qom Seminary and researcher at the Imam Sadiq Research Institute of Islamic Sciences"/> <H1>Introduction</H1> Being people-oriented has attained a high status in Islamic culture, ranking among the principles of social ethics. It was this conduct of the scholars that bestowed upon them a special greatness and splendor and multiplied the influence of their words among the individuals of society, so much so that the Shia clergy, under the shadow of trust and connection with the people, has been able to play a sensitive and important role in the socio-political movements of the last century. The Supreme Leader of the Revolution (may his shadow endure), in a memory, while referring to this characteristic of the Imam (may his secret be sanctified), says: A gentleman from among those figures who claimed to be fighters and claimed to be pro-people, on the second day of the Imam's arrival at the Welfare School, while we were busy with ten different tasks every moment,... Mirza Ali Ahmadi Mianji (may his secret be sanctified)</H2> The late Ayatollah Mianji was one of the great professors of ethics in the Qom Seminary, who had warm and intimate interaction and connection with the people. Imam Khomeini (may his secret be sanctified) from the perspective of the Supreme Leader, Qom, Islamic Research Institute.