ELUCIDATION OF THE ANTHROPOLOGICAL FOUNDATIONS OF SEXUAL MORALITY: AN ISLAMIC PERSPECTIVE

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TAHERPOUR MOHAMMAD SHARIF; SHARAFI MOHAMMADREZA; BAGHERI KHOSRO; MASOUDI JAHANGIR

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Journal: BIQUARTERLY JOURNAL OF ISLAMIC EDUCATION Year:2014 | Volume:8 | Issue:17 Page(s): 51-73

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ELUCIDATION OF THE ANTHROPOLOGICAL FOUNDATIONS OF SEXUAL MORALITY: AN ISLAMIC PERSPECTIVE

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TAHERPOUR MOHAMMAD SHARIF | SHARAFI MOHAMMADREZA | BAGHERI KHOSRO | MASOUDI JAHANGIR | Issue Writer Certificate

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BASICS OF ANTHROPOLOGYQ2

PRINCIPLESQ2

SEXUAL MORALITYQ2

Abstract

The aim of this research is to elucidate the anthropological foundations of SEXUAL MORALITY from Islamic perspective using the descriptive-analytic methodology. In this perspective, human is not just the instinct and an enjoyment-seeking animal to be limited to using matrimonial willingness and freedom to satisfaction. But besides the common feature of sexual desire with animals human being does ownfetrat (innate tendency). Therefore, human being from the perspective of Islam has three aspects; herbaceous, animal-like and nature aspects. Based on this view the influential anthropological foundations in matrimonial morality are as follows: sexual desire, divine nature, munificence, thoughtfulness, authenticity of spirit, capability of self-evolution, will and conscious selection, self-love, multi-sidedness of human, holistic identity and weakness. Therefore, matrimonial morality roots in nature and human soul through which we can talk about unsuppression of sexual desire, equinox, flourishing of heavenly nature, sustaining innate munificence of human, sustaining women’s munificence, practicing divine commands, moral dignity, acquiring correct insight, observing temperance, spiritual and psychic evolution, authenticity of emotional relations, upgrading spirituality, responsible sexual relations, gradation and affordance, free and conscious marriage, others-love, love, balanced growth, strengthening holistic identity, control of sexual behavior, recognizing personal identity, discounting decree, tolerance, and forbearance.

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AN INTRODUCTION TO THE RELIGIOUS THEORY OF MOTAHHARI

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TAHERPOUR, MOHAMMAD SHARIF, SHARAFI, MOHAMMADREZA, BAGHERI, KHOSRO, & MASOUDI, JAHANGIR. (2014). ELUCIDATION OF THE ANTHROPOLOGICAL FOUNDATIONS OF SEXUAL MORALITY: AN ISLAMIC PERSPECTIVE. BIQUARTERLY JOURNAL OF ISLAMIC EDUCATION, 8(17), 51-73. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/100761/en

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TAHERPOUR MOHAMMAD SHARIF, SHARAFI MOHAMMADREZA, BAGHERI KHOSRO, MASOUDI JAHANGIR. ELUCIDATION OF THE ANTHROPOLOGICAL FOUNDATIONS OF SEXUAL MORALITY: AN ISLAMIC PERSPECTIVE. BIQUARTERLY JOURNAL OF ISLAMIC EDUCATION[Internet]. 2014;8(17):51-73. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/100761/en

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MOHAMMAD SHARIF TAHERPOUR, MOHAMMADREZA SHARAFI, KHOSRO BAGHERI, and JAHANGIR MASOUDI, “ELUCIDATION OF THE ANTHROPOLOGICAL FOUNDATIONS OF SEXUAL MORALITY: AN ISLAMIC PERSPECTIVE,” BIQUARTERLY JOURNAL OF ISLAMIC EDUCATION, vol. 8, no. 17, pp. 51–73, 2014, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/100761/en

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