THE EARLY MALAMATIYA AND THEIR APPROACH TO COMMANDMENT OF GOOD AND PROHIBITION OF EVIL

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QANBARI MOHYEDDIN; MOUSAVI SEYED YAHYA

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Journal: PAZHUHISHNAMIH IRFAN Year:2011 | Volume:2 | Issue:4 Page(s): 107-118

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THE EARLY MALAMATIYA AND THEIR APPROACH TO COMMANDMENT OF GOOD AND PROHIBITION OF EVIL

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QANBARI MOHYEDDIN | MOUSAVI SEYED YAHYA | Issue Writer Certificate

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EARLY MALAMATIYAQ2

SINCERITYQ3

COMMANDMENT OF GOOD AND PROHIBITION OFQ2

Abstract

Commandment of Good and Prohibition of Evil is one of the fundamental principles of Islam. Other religions have not discussed this issue as much as Islam has. However, perhaps no other Islamic principle can provide the grounds for lapses and falling into the trap of carnal desires as this principle can. Imposture and arrogance are two prohibited issues, which can stem from blind COMMANDMENT OF GOOD AND PROHIBITION OF evil. On the other hand, the Malamatiya is a school of Islamic mysticism whose foundation is SINCERITY.The main hypothesis of the present paper is that the EARLY MALAMATIYA through their unique approach not only did not eliminate SINCERITY from their practice but did not ignore COMMANDMENT OF GOOD AND PROHIBITION OF evil either.

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QANBARI, MOHYEDDIN, & MOUSAVI, SEYED YAHYA. (2011). THE EARLY MALAMATIYA AND THEIR APPROACH TO COMMANDMENT OF GOOD AND PROHIBITION OF EVIL. PAZHUHISHNAMIH IRFAN, 2(4), 107-118. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/220615/en

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QANBARI MOHYEDDIN, MOUSAVI SEYED YAHYA. THE EARLY MALAMATIYA AND THEIR APPROACH TO COMMANDMENT OF GOOD AND PROHIBITION OF EVIL. PAZHUHISHNAMIH IRFAN[Internet]. 2011;2(4):107-118. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/220615/en

IEEE: Copy

MOHYEDDIN QANBARI, and SEYED YAHYA MOUSAVI, “THE EARLY MALAMATIYA AND THEIR APPROACH TO COMMANDMENT OF GOOD AND PROHIBITION OF EVIL,” PAZHUHISHNAMIH IRFAN, vol. 2, no. 4, pp. 107–118, 2011, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/220615/en

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