Monotheistic course of man in the thought of Allameh Tehrani and its role in Islamic ethics
Subject Areas : Islamic ArtAbouzar Fallahzadeh 1 , Mehdi Abdollahi 2 * , Hadi Vasei 3
1 - PhD student of Islamic philosophy and theology, Qom branch, Islamic Azad University, Qom, Iran.
2 - Associate Professor, Department of Philosophy of Human Sciences, Research Institute of Hikmat and Philosophy of Iran.
3 - Assistant Professor, Department of Islamic Philosophy and Theology, Qom Branch, Islamic Azad University, Qom, Iran.
Keywords: Sir Touhidi, Insan, Allameh Tehrani, Alem Malkut, Islamic ethics,
Abstract :
Due to weakness of understanding, and on the other hand, pride, lust and arrogance, man sees only this appearance of worldly life, and as a result of dealing with the manifestations and preoccupation with the abundance of this world, he remains oblivious to the world of the kingdom and what is prepared for him in those worlds. And he will bury those abilities and talents of God with him forever. In this regard, the aim of the present research was the monotheistic course of man in the thought of Allameh Tehrani, which was done with library and documentary methods. The findings showed that the late Allameh Tehrani believed that the type of human being, old and premature, will die. Kal fruit is unusable; It has no taste and no characteristic, and it cannot be eaten." That is, a person who has the ability to become the embodiment of the good names and attributes of the Lord and rely on the divine caliphate, deprives himself of rational understanding with sensual pleasures and locks himself in the ruins of this world. The only way to reach the knowledge and taste of the sweet nectar of the meeting of the Lord is the death and smallness of the mountain of selfishness, and the resounding of the monotheistic chant, "I am God, the Lord of the Worlds" in the form of a seeker's heart, and until such time as there is a particle of the remains of existence and selfishness,