جستجوی مقالات مرتبط با کلیدواژه "muslim's sociology" در نشریات گروه "فلسفه و کلام"

Muslim scholars have studied the social problems and phenomena of their communities through various approaches and methods. This paper seeks to investigate the features and qualities of these approaches and their inter-relationships between them under the name of Muslims’ sociology. The revelatory approach in the lifetime of the Prophet, the traditional, hadith-based, interpretive, jurisprudential, philosophical, theological, mystical, reportage concerning two subjects: history and monographs (itinerary) and oratorical approach in the form of a book of politics, a book of principles of chivalry, a book of Sharia are used for explanation, interpretation, criticism and prescription in the field of sociology or propagation on a social scale. These approaches have different capacities and use various methods. However, they interact and they have relationship with one another in a coherently classified system and so they constitute one specific discipline.

Muslims’ sociology is a series set of systematic and methodical thoughts and ideas about social questions intended to satisfy man's needs and bring to him happiness and perfection. Earnest scientific endeavor should be made to investigate the identity and nature of Muslims’ sociology and its difference from other types of sociology, especially modern sociology. This study constitutes a step on the way to achieve this goal. The questions about Muslims’ sociology are based on Islamic principles and have special concepts, themes and issues which have lent it a true identity with a long history. Among the features of Islamic sociology are: ultra-historical identity, capacity for generalization, dependence on the principles of Islam, especially monotheism in ontology, critical realism based on revelation, reason and sense in epistemology, idealism and having a hierarchical approach to existence and social world.