Representation of religious concepts in religious fiction books of the Center for Intellectual Development of Children and Adolescents (1401-1358)

The purpose of this research is to represent religious concepts in the religious fiction books of the Center for Intellectual Education of Children and Teenagers. In terms of practical purpose, this research has used the method of qualitative content analysis according to the theory of representation and its related approaches. The research community includes all the religious stories published by the center for the intellectual development of children and adolescents (43 titles) in the age group B and C (7 to 12 years old), from 1358 to 1401, where all paragraphs related to religious concepts in Religious fiction books have been analyzed as the unit of analysis. The results of the research indicate that the intellectual development center has represented nine main categories in its religious fiction books, including individual ethics, social ethics, monotheism, justice, resurrection, prophecy, imamate, individual and social rules. Looking at the field of ethics, among the two main categories of individual ethics and social ethics, more attention and emphasis has been placed on transferring concepts to social ethics. Regarding the principles of belief, the main category of resurrection with sub-categories such as "the return of all to God​