Qur̓ān va ṭib
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Shekarbeygi N. Explaining the Traits of a Healthy Human Being with an Approach to Monotheistic Anthropology in the Words of the Commander of the Faithful. Quran and Medicine 2021; 6 (3) :32-41
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Assistant Professor Kermanshah University of Medical Sciences, Kermanshah, Iran (Corresponding Author). , shekarbeygi.n@gmail.com
Abstract: (1419 Views)
Purpose: A healthy human being and knowing its epistemological foundations is one of the broadest fields of Islamic studies that has been designed in philosophy, ethics, anthropology, etc. The purpose of this study is to examine some religious texts in particular; the verses of the Holy Quran and the words of Amir al-Mu'minin (AS) reveal and explain the attributes of a healthy human being.
Methodology: This research has been done with descriptive-analytical method and library tools and review of interpretive sources and hadith computer, especially the use of specialized light software. Ethical considerations: In all stages of the report, information gathering, writing of religious texts, analysis and interpretation of receipts, etc., the fidelity and accuracy of the citations have been observed.
Findings: The view of Islamic texts on the human field and various epistemological fields is very wide. However, due to its fundamental nature, following the monotheistic anthropology and the epistemological foundations of a healthy human being, only these intersections are dealt with in this work.
Conclusion: in the field of monotheism; numerous traits express the characteristics of a healthy person; attributes such as: submission to God, trust, gratitude, contentment, servitude and freedom, obedience and obedience to God, etc. are examples of these attributes. The institutionalization of these traits in human beings is a disease of Islamic texts. Self-confidence, hope, inner purity, self-esteem, etc., which will guarantee a different kind of health to the spiritual and mental health of the individual
Methodology: This research has been done with descriptive-analytical method and library tools and review of interpretive sources and hadith computer, especially the use of specialized light software. Ethical considerations: In all stages of the report, information gathering, writing of religious texts, analysis and interpretation of receipts, etc., the fidelity and accuracy of the citations have been observed.
Findings: The view of Islamic texts on the human field and various epistemological fields is very wide. However, due to its fundamental nature, following the monotheistic anthropology and the epistemological foundations of a healthy human being, only these intersections are dealt with in this work.
Conclusion: in the field of monotheism; numerous traits express the characteristics of a healthy person; attributes such as: submission to God, trust, gratitude, contentment, servitude and freedom, obedience and obedience to God, etc. are examples of these attributes. The institutionalization of these traits in human beings is a disease of Islamic texts. Self-confidence, hope, inner purity, self-esteem, etc., which will guarantee a different kind of health to the spiritual and mental health of the individual
Keywords: Healthy Human Being, Spiritual Health, Basics of Epistemology, Monotheistic Anthropology, Holy Quran, Nahjul Balagha
Type of Study: Research |
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Received: 2021/09/14 | Accepted: 2021/12/21 | Published: 2021/12/21
Received: 2021/09/14 | Accepted: 2021/12/21 | Published: 2021/12/21
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