مفهوم المواطنة و أبعادها في فكر مالك بن نبي

Abstract EN

The present paper focuses on examining the concept of citizenship of Malik Ben Nabi and his theoretical attitude towards the import of intellectual output and knowledge-building from a Western community environment with its ideological orientation and existential beliefs to an Arab environment with faith-based and value-based systems that comply with the authority of the collective conscience.

The comparative approach was used, in an experimental way, to find out about Malik Ben Nabi's position on Western civilization.

His rejection of various forms of intellectual projection was reflected in the different cultural characteristics of the Arab Muslim environment and Western society.

In its analytical aspects of the approach to Malik Ben Nabi's intellectual project, the study found the fundamental idea that the civilizational behavior of Malik Ben Nabi is strongly implicit in its dimensions of the notion of citizenship as a reference to the culture of shared living, in a society whose members have a social relations network, which weaves with the dynamics of its members, in the context of the activation of ideas emanating from religious reference, and in a local culture resulting from the interaction of the three worlof ideas, the world of people and the world of things.