Jurisprudential Analysis and Psychological Functions of Maintaining Relations with Relatives

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HOUSHYARI JAFAR; Seyed Mousavi Seyed Ali; SAFOURAEI PARIZI MOHAMMAD MAHDI

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Journal: Islamic Journal of Women and the Family Year:2018 | Volume:6 | Issue:12 Page(s): 129-150

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Jurisprudential Analysis and Psychological Functions of Maintaining Relations with Relatives

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HOUSHYARI JAFAR | Seyed Mousavi Seyed Ali | SAFOURAEI PARIZI MOHAMMAD MAHDI | Issue Writer Certificate

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maintaining relations with relativesQ2

jurisprudential analysisQ1

psychological functionsQ1

jurisprudenceQ2

psychologyQ2

Abstract

The present research employed a descriptive-analytical method to investigate the jurisprudential rule of maintaining relations with relatives and its psychological functions; thus, the Quranic verses, narratives, and Shiite scholars' views, related to maintaining relations with relatives, were reviewed. To make the view of Islam on maintaining relations with relatives obvious, understanding the importance and practicality of maintaining relations with relatives and its psychological functions were explained; therefore, maintaining relations with relatives were discussed in two sections: in first section, following topics were explained: breaking relations with relatives is forbidden, the lowest level of maintaining relations with relatives, which is maintaining relations with all relatives (even non-Harbi unbelievers, debauchees, and Nasebi enemies) is obligated, and giving financial gifts to relatives and even other people is recommended. In second section, the psychological functions of maintaining relations with relatives were reviewed. According to the results, the most psychological functions of maintaining relations with relatives, as a divine duty, are as follows: mental relaxation, feeling of safety, satisfaction of emotional needs, satisfaction of the need for love, belonging to a group, self-expression and sense of being valuable, flourishing talents through simulation and modeling, education and observation of family and social norms, facilitating the process of socialization, and treatment of social anxiety.

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HOUSHYARI, JAFAR, Seyed Mousavi, Seyed Ali, & SAFOURAEI PARIZI, MOHAMMAD MAHDI. (2018). Jurisprudential Analysis and Psychological Functions of Maintaining Relations with Relatives. THE ISLAMIC JOURNAL OF WOMEN AND THE FAMILY, 6(12 ), 129-150. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/377037/en

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HOUSHYARI JAFAR, Seyed Mousavi Seyed Ali, SAFOURAEI PARIZI MOHAMMAD MAHDI. Jurisprudential Analysis and Psychological Functions of Maintaining Relations with Relatives. THE ISLAMIC JOURNAL OF WOMEN AND THE FAMILY[Internet]. 2018;6(12 ):129-150. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/377037/en

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JAFAR HOUSHYARI, Seyed Ali Seyed Mousavi, and MOHAMMAD MAHDI SAFOURAEI PARIZI, “Jurisprudential Analysis and Psychological Functions of Maintaining Relations with Relatives,” THE ISLAMIC JOURNAL OF WOMEN AND THE FAMILY, vol. 6, no. 12 , pp. 129–150, 2018, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/377037/en

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