Comparison of the role of political stability in the pattern of development of Malaysia and Turkey with the Islamic-Iranian model of progress

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Khaje Sarvari Gholam Reza; Rasouli Amirebrahim

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Journal: Political International Researches Year:2019 | Volume:11 | Issue:38 Page(s): 77-100

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Comparison of the role of political stability in the pattern of development of Malaysia and Turkey with the Islamic-Iranian model of progress

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Khaje Sarvari Gholam Reza | Rasouli Amirebrahim | Issue Writer Certificate

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Political stabilityQ2

Islamic Iranian Patterns ProgressQ1

Development-oriented governmentQ2

The pattern of progressQ2

Third World Muslim countriesQ1

Abstract

The countries of Iran, Turkey and Malaysia are three Islamic countries that are similar in terms of internal characteristics; all three are Muslim countries with a wide variety of ethnic and cultural diversity, which in the past have been tallied in the less developed countries, and almost simultaneously, Design the progress model. The Islamic Republic of Iran has been combined with Western modernization patterns and designs. The present study is an analytical descriptive study to evaluate the development patterns in the three countries. The strategic, strategic and strategic criterion in these countries is the impact and performance of this stability in the development of the country. Comparison of The pattern of progress in these countries showed that in all three models, the principles of Islam and the practice of Islamic principles are considered and the ultimate goal of governments in developing the country is to achieve the human goals of Islam, such as social justice and the elimination of poverty. The most effective and successful model of progress for any country is a model that is designed based on its political, social, cultural, and religious characteristics, with the emphasis and inspiration from the successful experiences of advanced countries.

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Khaje Sarvari, Gholam Reza, & Rasouli, Amirebrahim. (2019). Comparison of the role of political stability in the pattern of development of Malaysia and Turkey with the Islamic-Iranian model of progress. POLITICAL AND INTERNATIONAL SCIENTIFIC AND RESEARCH QUARTERLY, 11(38 ), 77-100. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/172890/en

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Khaje Sarvari Gholam Reza, Rasouli Amirebrahim. Comparison of the role of political stability in the pattern of development of Malaysia and Turkey with the Islamic-Iranian model of progress. POLITICAL AND INTERNATIONAL SCIENTIFIC AND RESEARCH QUARTERLY[Internet]. 2019;11(38 ):77-100. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/172890/en

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Gholam Reza Khaje Sarvari, and Amirebrahim Rasouli, “Comparison of the role of political stability in the pattern of development of Malaysia and Turkey with the Islamic-Iranian model of progress,” POLITICAL AND INTERNATIONAL SCIENTIFIC AND RESEARCH QUARTERLY, vol. 11, no. 38 , pp. 77–100, 2019, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/172890/en

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