Effect of Islamic Jurisprudence and Law on Practical Ethics with an Overview to Jame Abbasi Sheikh Baha'i
Effect of Islamic Jurisprudence and Law on Practical Ethics with an Overview to Jame Abbasi Sheikh Baha'i

Summary/Abstract: The human being who is a civilian entity and lives in the community is forced to interact with others, and major part of this interaction is through actions that are objective, tangible, and understandable. It is a natural that due to the sense of need to be loved and praised, humans attempt to perform verbs and actions in the normal conditions that are considered by others. It is due to the fact that in the study of the thought and way of life of Sheikh Baha'i, ethics and ethical dignity in human existence is one of the gates of spirituality. From the viewpoint of the Islamic scholars, especially Mulla Sadra, humanin his own being and survival cannot be satisfied to his nature and to be needless from others; because his kind is not unique to a particular person, he cannot live in the world, except through civilization and community and co-operation. Over the years, sociologists have consistently emphasized this view that the most important feature of the modern world is rationality. And this is while rationality, alone and without reliance on religion and ethics is not able to reform society and solve the basic problems of social life of humans due to cases such as the domination of sensual desires upon practical reason, the ignorance of man and his social relations, the use of modern societies from the teachings of religion, and the ignorance of real life of man and the reduction of life to material life. In this article, tried to be investigated the influence of the belief in the concepts and themes of the verses in practical ethics and behavior, one of the great scholars of Islam i.e. Mohammad bin Hossein Ameli, known as Sheikh Baha'I and the effect of morality on his ethics, with an overview in the jurisprudential and law context of Jame Abbasi to be discussed and investigated. This research seeks to determine whether the foundations of religious ethics are capable of solving community problems.

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