The pattern of great jihad In Taraz University, the second step of the Islamic Revolution

Khodaparast, Younes

The pattern of great jihad In Taraz University, the second step of the Islamic Revolution

Document Type : Original Article

Author

younes khodaparast

azadmamasani

Abstract

The model of great jihad is one of the Islamic values, and the greatest task of Teraz University is the second step of the Islamic revolution. Determining the details of the Jihad Kabir model, the components and indicators related to it is an important matter that should be taken as the second step in a systematic look at the design of the Jihad Kabir model in Teraz University. Therefore, the main goal of this article is to design and develop a model to explain how the Great Jihad model is operationalized in the university. Based on this, in the analysis of the subject, the descriptive analytical method and the method of collecting library information have been used with the aim of explaining and drawing the dimensions and components of the Jihad Kabir model in the university. In this regard, the results of the research indicate that the model of Jihad Kabir in Taraz University can be divided into two categories of perceptions and confirmations; Explaining the dimensions of the subject's perceptions; Looking at what and the nature of great Jihad, pattern and university, and after confirmations, there are three variables "insight, attitude and action". In the vision dimension, the components of God-centeredness, guardianship, and faith in God, and in the tendency dimension, the components of human dignity, freedom, and discretion, and in the action or behavior dimension, disobeying the enemy and commanding the good and forbidding the bad, have been drawn and explained.

Keywords

Elgo

Jihad Kabir

Taraz University

the second step of the Islamic Revolution.

Subjects

Political Thoughts of the Supreme Leader

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