Innatism and its requirements in normative system of Islam

This paper attempts to investigate the implications of the principle that implies Islam has its own unique normative legal and moral system and does not neglect any individual and social area and also benefits from a strong rational and innate theoretical framework. Based on this view, the controversy on the dualism of agency and structure will be justified by the discussions on God's right and people's right followed by discussions on love and justice and subsequently the representation of nature in knowledge and desires, i.e., reason and needs, should be recognized. Consequently such a view makes gradual movement of human being on the basis of basic essential needs inevitable. To achieve a better result, documental and content analysis methods, with an emphasis on religious texts and thoughts, are used.