All Shiites believe that not only the Prophet of Islam and the Imams were perfect human beings, but also invited others to reach this level and stated the ways to achieve perfection in their way of life and tradition. In this way, the term "perfect human being" and simi
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All Shiites believe that not only the Prophet of Islam and the Imams were perfect human beings, but also invited others to reach this level and stated the ways to achieve perfection in their way of life and tradition. In this way, the term "perfect human being" and similar terms such as "true human being" and "perfect human being" have found their way into Islamic culture and sciences and have been discussed in various Islamic sciences such as mysticism, wisdom, theology, interpretation and hadith. The question now is, is human perfection something that can be achieved in this world and before death, and can man achieve it before the soul is cut off from the body? Or is the material world too limited to be a vessel for such perfection for the soul, and therefore the attainment of this perfection depends on death and is only available in another world and another intoxication? Also, if perfection is achieved after death, does this death mean voluntary death and self-killing due to religious sufferings, or does it mean natural death, or do the religious texts not explicit about this and provide a clear answer to this question?
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