Investigating the components of positive thinking in holy hadiths with emphasis on the category of benevolence
Subject Areas : Quarterly Sabzevaran Fadak
naeimeh hamzezadeh
1
(Islamic Azad University, Ardabil Branch)
Ali Ghafari
2
(University of Mohaghegh Ardabili)
rogaiieh sadeghiniri
3
(Azarbaijan Shahid Madani University)
Keywords: positive thinking, Ehsan, psychology, Holy Hadiths, Verses and Narrations,
Abstract :
Positive thinking is one of the most widely used categories in psychology, which plays an important role in creating inner satisfaction and inner peace of human beings. This sense of peace, happiness and health in life depends on the attitude of man towards life and his analysis of events and happenings. On the other hand, the teachings of Islam and especially the holy hadiths play an important role in creating this insight in the individual and by providing excellent themes and contents strengthen the belief in positivism about life and the purpose of creation and how to deal with events and problems. . This research has been done with the aim of describing and analyzing positive thinking and with emphasis on the category of benevolence and charity from the perspective of modern psychology as well as positivist Islamic thought and with emphasis on holy hadiths. Findings indicate that the structure of positive thinking in the view of Islamic teachings, while many similarities with the literature of psychology, also has advantages over this category. Obstacles of benevolence in positivist thought can include greed, avarice, greed, neglect of the real self, and the underlying factors of benevolence in positivist thought can be understanding the value of good and untying the knots of the problems of fellow human beings, helping the seeker as a tool for The human test pointed to the promise of divine reward to the orphans' supporters.