الانهيار الحضاري للممالك عند الماوردي ت450هـ/1058م في كتابه نصيحة الملوك- دراسة منهجية تاريخية

  • أ. م. د. محمد عايد الحسيني ( كلية التربية / جامعة القادسية )
Keywords: Civilization collapse - Homilies and exhortations - Kings advice - The civilization cycle - Mawardi Historical Method - Community reform - Diplomatic political dealing - )

Abstract

The vision included in this study by Al-Mawardi is a political vision that discusses and explains the axes affecting the collapse of kingdoms and the deterioration of civilizations, which he included in his book (The Advice of Kings)((nassehaat al mulok)), which he presented in a distinct manner by virtue of the cultural and scientific balance that Al-Mawardi owned because it is one of the political books on the order of the Sultan and the establishment of kingdoms and the factors of their collapse.

Considering that the political orientation of the countries of Islam is one of the main axes in the Quranic project, in addition to that, Islamic thought here is a political philosophy that has its own character and advantages that combined the political vision and the rule of the religious legal text, and the goal is to formulate the foundations of states as one of the rules of political behavior presented by Mawardi in the form of advice Through what he lived from the reality of his own political experience

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2020-12-31
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الحسينيأ. م. د. م. (2020). الانهيار الحضاري للممالك عند الماوردي ت450هـ/1058م في كتابه نصيحة الملوك- دراسة منهجية تاريخية. Al-Qadisiyah Journal For Humanities Sciences, 23(4), 78-97. Retrieved from https://journalart.qu.edu.iq/index.php/QJHS/article/view/315
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