Ethical Thought of Ibn Mas'ud
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Having a review approach, it has been attempted to recognize and reconstruct ethical ideas of Abdollah Ibn Maschr('39')ud, one of the distinguished scholars of the prophetchr('39')s companions. He is a scholar belonging to the age before development of Islamic civilization and like many of his contemporaries he has been remained unknown and his effect on evolution of ethical thought in Islam World has not been investigated. Therefore, reviewing historical evidences and the narrations remained from him, firstly, his ontological foundations and general attitude toward existence, human, and perfection and then, the particular ethical thought promoted by him are discussed.
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volume 7 issue 24
pages 125- 142
publication date 2014-07
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