تاریخ فلسفه اسلامی

تاریخ فلسفه اسلامی

Social Justice and Unity and Its Relationship with the Ideal Society from the Perspective of Abolhasan Ameri

نوع مقاله : مقاله پژوهشی

نویسنده
Masoud Esmaeili
Culture Studies Department, Faculty of Culture and Social Studies, Research Institute of Islamic Culture and Thought
10.22034/hpi.2025.512046.1142
چکیده
Ameri has a special perspective on the ideal society and its realization. He proposes individual and social moderation or justice and individual unity between internal forces and social unity among the members of society. Ameri believes that moderation, as the main component of virtue and happiness, acts at both the individual and social levels. At the individual level, moderation of the forces of the soul leads to the realization of the virtue of unity and ultimately causes the perfection of the human form and individual happiness, and at the social level, moderation is the factor that unifies society. Unity in society is the factor that keeps it Durable and differentiation in it causes its corruption and ruin. This unity is achieved from total justice and can be considered, from Ameri's perspective, an effect or characteristic of culture. This moderation and unity are not only raised in the individual and total dimension, but also include other dimensions such as the geography of the earth. Religion, with its individual and total moral and juridical commands, reason, with its sovereignty over powers, and love, with its unification of similar matters, play a fundamental role in achieving total moderation or justice and social unity.
کلیدواژه‌ها
Unity
Society
Moderation (Justice)
Culture
Civilization
Abu Al-Hasan Ameri

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