جستجوی مقالات مرتبط با کلیدواژه "islamic pattern of consumption" در نشریات گروه "اقتصاد"

Two types of inconsistencies can be identified in the pattern of consumption of a Muslim; Contradiction and Conflicts. The Contradiction is in the drawing of pattern. Since one of the most important prerequisites for drawing the Islamic pattern of consumption of a person is the solution to the Contradictions between the propagation of Islamic rules and values in the pattern of consumption of the individual. But the Conflict between rules is a natural occurrence in the implementation phase of this template and we will not be able to implement it until the solutions are known. In this study, we first describe instances of incompatibilities in the pattern of a Muslim consumption. Then, in a documentary and library way, we identify a set of rules of consumption. In the next step, we explain each of the two terms of Contradiction and Conflict from the principles of Shiite jurisprudence and show how the Contradiction in the plot and the Conflict in the realization of this pattern creates an obstacle. Then the contradictions (apparent or real) are examined and the principles for resolving the apparent contradictions and the customary sum of the arguments, such as "governance and entry," "appropriation and expertise," and "verification," are briefly explained. In the following, the corresponding probabilistic Conflicts between these rules are examined by descriptive-analytic method. And rational methods for resolving Conflict between rules, the most important of which is the golden rule of "الاهم فالاهم". The findings of the research indicate that the most incompatibilities are in three rules: status, development and charity among the 29 identified rules.

Consumption means the promotion of consumption and the purpose of life to be used in capitalist societies to cover the mass production of capitalism on the one hand, and on the other hand to provide more individual freedom and gain an independent identity. Hence, this phenomenon is not regarded as disingenuous but desirable and necessary for the social and economic life of societies. Many evidence suggests that other countries of the world, with different values and norms, including Iran, have chosen such a model for their socio-economic life. But from the point of view of Islamic teachings, consumerism and its dimensions and attributes can be analyzed as a new phenomenon. Therefore, in this paper, the identification of the exact characteristics of this phenomenon by descriptive-analytical method with the use of the works of Western thinkers and thinkers and then its comparison with Islamic principles, rules and teachings and, in other words, the Islamic model of consumption, is to be considered so through this comparison, to be able to provide useful implications for policy making and to bring society into a leading, dynamic, and resilient economy and culture.
The findings of the paper show that there are three different levels in several conceptual areas such as freedom, independence, social status, economic growth, environment, social justice, etc. There are serious differences between the two patterns that the Islamic model of consumption, if employed, will eliminate many of negative consequences and effects of Western consumerism, and make its alleged benefits, but also more.