المشترك الإنساني و ضرورته للحضارة في فكر الأستاذ عبد السلام ياسين

Abstract EN

This paper seeks to address the concept of the human commonalities, its components and its necessity for human civilization in Abdessalam Yassine thought.

Yassine has a prominent position in thought and da'wah in the Maghreb in general, and Morocco in particular; He combined the practice of education, da'wah, Sufism, activism, and political struggle.

The paper discussed the concept of the human its components in his thought, and its necessity to human civilization today.

To achieve its objectives, the study relied on induction as a method in tracking the subject in question in Yassine's writings, and in what is written about him.

The analytical approach was also used to find out the meaning and dimensions of the concept in his writings.

The paper concluded that Yassin considers the human commonalities to be extremely important, in terms of faith and history; that is to say, our faith imposes the protection and service of humanity, and in terms of history, the civilizational experience of humanity made people live the common in reality in their daily lives.

Therefore, they are obliged to think about their common destiny.

Moreover, the Muslim is required to interact with this human commonalities in a positive way, and seeks to interact with human civilization in order to convey to it the good latent in Islam, and to help humanity to overcome the disintegration it is exposed to, and the fragmentation it suffers from, at the level of perceptions, values, knowledge and society.