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Journal: Quarterly Scientific Journal of Applied Ethics Studies Year:2012 | Volume:2 | Issue:6 Page(s): 169-198

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HUMAN TASKS TOWARD OTHERS, IN THE VIEWPOINTS OF "KANT" AND "ISLAMIC TRADITION"

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MOHAJJEL NEDA | Issue Writer Certificate

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ASKQ2

ETHICSQ2

GODQ2

RELIGIONQ2

LOVEQ1

BENEVOLENCEQ2

HAGHAL_NASQ3

KANT AND ISLAMQ2

Abstract

This article tries to investigate human duties toward others according to Kant's thought and Islamic tradition. Therefore, concepts like respecting the rights of others or "Hagh al-Nas", BENEVOLENCE, friendship, jealousy and so on will be inspected based on the two different approaches, namely the Kantian view and Islamic traditionin a comparative method. Considering these two views, one can conclude that because the Kantian view towards man's duties is based on Humanistic philosophy while in Islamic tradition all duties are looked upon from the perspective of RELIGION and divinity, the two views are totally different and opposing. Of course as based on both Islamic and Kantian views, there is no absolute separation between RELIGION and morality; it is possible to put these apparently contradictory views together. In this paper we outline some examples of human obligations to others, and then emphasize the similarities of these two traditions in their approaches towards the obligations.

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MOHAJJEL, NEDA. (2012). HUMAN TASKS TOWARD OTHERS, IN THE VIEWPOINTS OF "KANT" AND "ISLAMIC TRADITION". APPLID ETHICS STUDIES (ETHICS), 2(6), 169-198. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/220437/en

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MOHAJJEL NEDA. HUMAN TASKS TOWARD OTHERS, IN THE VIEWPOINTS OF "KANT" AND "ISLAMIC TRADITION". APPLID ETHICS STUDIES (ETHICS)[Internet]. 2012;2(6):169-198. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/220437/en

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NEDA MOHAJJEL, “HUMAN TASKS TOWARD OTHERS, IN THE VIEWPOINTS OF "KANT" AND "ISLAMIC TRADITION",” APPLID ETHICS STUDIES (ETHICS), vol. 2, no. 6, pp. 169–198, 2012, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/220437/en

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