جستجوی مقالات مرتبط با کلیدواژه « دستورات سلوک شرعی » در نشریات گروه « ادیان و عرفان »

Mirza Javad Maleki of Tabrizi is one of the famous contemporary Shiite mystics. Famous scholars and scientists after him such as Allameh Tabataba'i, Allameh Hosseini Tehrani and Imam Khomeini (RA) have mentioned him with greatness and have given a high place to his ideas. The study of his Seleucid "foundations" and "instructions", which is based on his mystical and intellectual "ontological" and "anthropological" principles, represents a "Seleucid system". A system that, following its instructions, will bring a person to "monotheism" and "divine encounter". The most important strategies and components of this Selucid system are: "Thinking", "Causality", "Providing words for the souls of meanings", "The universality of man in relation to the worlds", "Inherent poverty of the seeker", "Love", "Difference in the condition of the seeker", "Meditation", "adherence to Sharia", "repentance", "attention to special times and days", "death of awareness", "rule of friendship and tolerance", "negation of false claim", "appeal to the perfect human being" and "monotheism" "; In this research, an attempt has been made to analyze each of these strategies and components with a descriptive and analytical method, in order to show the coherence and methodology of Mirza's Seluki system. It is worth mentioning that in the analysis of the strategies and components of Mirza's Seluki system, as much as possible, these analyzes have been presented from within his Seluki system in order to reveal the originality and strength of this Seluki system. Based on this, the objectives of this research are: "extracting and introducing the strategies and components of the Seleucid system of Mirza Javad Maleki of Tabrizi"; "Explaining and explaining the strategies and components of Mirza's Seluki system according to his opinions and ideas" and finally "presenting a coherent and methodical explanation based on the mystical-intellectual teachings of the strategies and components of Mirza's Seluki