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One of the great important issues that all Prophets، during ages، seek was solidarity، classless society and oneness. In Islamic civilization، the Prophet of Islam and all Shiite Imams wanted to reach this purpose. But despite of the measures by the Prophet Muhammad (s) himself، after his death، Islamic community has been faced by chaos، segregation and even wars. The basic principles of a new Islamic civilization is: public Endeavour of Muslim people، have faith in God and believe in his goodness، Islamic awakening، outline a big and long term plans، revival of morals، avoid of alienation by merely copy western culture and so on. In this paper، we review the social conditions of our era and try to examine them. We point out، then، to some measures related to it that have happened lately by Muslim thinkers، reformists and clergymen of Shiite and Sunni denominations، afterwards، we discus some practical solution to build a new Islamic civilization.
Otomatik Özet:
The Necessity and Solutions for the Unity of Muslims and the Formation of a New Islamic Civilization Hassan Mehrnia 1 Faculty Member of Farabi Campus, University of Tehran Abstract One of the most important issues that has been the focus of the great divine prophets since the creation of man, and which the Noble Prophet of Islam (PBUH) and subsequently the Infallible Imams (peace be upon them) emphasized from the beginning of Islam onwards, is brotherhood and equality, the integrity and unity of the Islamic Ummah, and the prosperity of society.
ir Islamic societies in the past decades, with a brief reference to the actions taken regarding the unity of Islamic societies and the rapprochement of sects by thinkers, reformers, and Shia and Sunni religious scholars, have addressed practical solutions for the unity of Muslims and the formation of a new Islamic civilization.
3. Theoretical and Practical Solutions for Implementing Islamic Unity As mentioned, the issue of "Islamic unity and the rapprochement of sects" has been one of the most important concerns of great Shia and Sunni scholars throughout history, and especially during recent decades.
Therefore, in this writing, the discussion is not about the unity of states; rather, we mean the doctrinal and religious unity of the Islamic Ummah, which in no way requires the formation of a single Islamic Caliphate, and it is possible to gather around common intellectual principles and foundations while preserving minor differences and achieve unity of word.
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