Pathology of Islamic Society based on Islamic Teachings: A Case Study for Preventing Bribery

• Main Authors: Emad Sadegh, Mahyar Khani Moghadam, Abdolreza Zahedi
• Format: Article
• Language: fas
• Published: Allameh Tabataba'i University Press 2014-01-01
• Series: Āfāq-i Dīn
• Subjects: pathology; Bribery; Earning money; culture
• Online Access: http://rjqk.atu.ac.ir/article_1971_132b5a435ed200db7511aeae3b2afb86.pdf

The present study with a descriptive and analytical method and based on divine-islamic teachings, endeavors to offer some strategies to prevent bribery as one of the Islamic society’s problems. It is based on examining three features of guidance, wisdom, and satisfaction and consideration prominent areas of human conduct: Self-discovery, self-awareness, self-importance and self-efficiency. According to the proposed strategy, a person in the arena of self - awareness considers four points as the fundamental beliefs , attitudes , and their action in dealing with the issue of bribery , and will take them into account in self-denial: 1. Satisfying the needs of other people in the framework of the divine laws and blessings which has good results in the World and the hereafter; 2. Earning money has certain rules is important and in achieving this, spiritual affairs are of higher value; 3 . According to legal and rational reasons, Bribery caused the emergence of discrimination, injustice and distrust to the Islamic State 4. And interests that are accrued through bribery will be spent on unpleasant issues. Violation of the divine law in order to gain money which is not in step with the God satisfaction will be spent on undesirable and illegitimate things.