The capacities of Alawi spirituality in the realization of social justice

• Main Author: Ahmad Vaezi
• Format: Article
• Language: fas
• Published: Bagher al-Olum University 2019-05-01
• Series: علوم سیاسی
• Subjects: imam ali (a.s.); governor behaviorology; social justice; alawi spirituality
• Online Access: http://psq.bou.ac.ir/article_67394_73ca326d081bf5e58240acdfe316fa60.pdf

The purpose of the present study was to explore the potentials of the relationship between spirituality and social justice. The research with descriptive-analytical method sought to address the question of which reading of spirituality and due to having what elements and characteristics can contribute to the development of desirable Islamic social justice. The default assumption was that there is a mutual relationship between justice and spirituality. The results showed that the presented definitions of justice can be divided into two levels: "nominal definitions" and "content definitions". Nominal definitions do not enter into the thematic and legal content, criteria for equality and inequality of individuals, instances, and indicators of discrimination and bias, and are usually readily accepted by individuals and experts. While what is the Intellectual Disagreement of the study of justice among scholars is the content and substance of justice. Also, the Alawi spirituality system because of enjoyment of three elements: "emphasis on dignity and human rights", "non-isolationist hereafter" and "socialist monotheism" facilitates Fairness and justice seeking, and plays an important role in the establishment and expansion of social justice