الأخلاق بين الديانات البدائية و الإسلام

Author

القيسي، محمد فهد حسين

Source

مجلة كلية التربية

Publisher

Wasit University Educational College

Publication Date

2021-12-31

Country of Publication

Iraq

No. of Pages

16

Main Subjects

Religion
Islamic Studies

Topics

• Human species
• Holy scriptures
• Native Americans
• Environmental factors

English Abstract

The study of primitive religions is one of the most difficult fields of study of religions, as it is considered by de facto the present religions that are extinct or on the way to extinction, and the reason for this is due to the fact that these religions do not contain written heritage or holy books, but rather what exists from them is oral transmission and rituals that change according to Economic, social and environmental conditions.

And when we delve into the study of these religions, when comparing them with other religions, the amount of difficulty and hardship increases, and the reason for this is that each religion has a cognitive, environmental and social system that we cannot reconcile with them, but it is possible to study primitive religions with the heavenly religions - of which Islam is one of them.

During the part that these religions - that is, the heavenly ones - were sent to all human beings and for every time and place, as well as the possibility of comparison with regard to the moral aspect in both religions, which is the aspect that most specialists agree on its closeness in all religions, perhaps the reason for this is due to the fact that humans have reached Similar convictions are due to the fact that everyone has tried to practice these morals and knew their benefits, and they tried to go against them and knew their disadvantages, so the number of commonalities between them was many.

The methodology of the research was to mention the ethical part in the primitive religions - most of which were the religions of the Red Indians - with the part that is similar in the Islamic religion.

This was analysed and explained in the conclusion of the research and the most prominent ideas about the reasons for the similarity between them.

We sincerely hope that we have presented new cognitive ideas for the coexistence of religions and human beings with their various creedal and intellectual affiliations, and the search for common ones in order to reach a reconciled coexistence world away from violence, extremism and exclusion.

Data Type

Conference Papers

Record ID

BIM-1311046

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