The Components of Modern Islamic Civilization, Requirements for Its Establishment, and Its Benefits in View of of the Supreme Leader

Document Type : Original Article

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1 Master degree of management, Faculty of Management, Allameh Tabatabaei University

2 Assistant professor at Faculty of Management, Supreme National Defense University, Tehran, Iran

3 Assistant professor of public administration, policy making, University of Hormozgan

Abstract

The modern Islamic civilization has been put forward by the Supreme Leader of the Islamic Revolution as the ultra-strategic vision of the Islamic community, and the Islamic Republic of Iran has been considered as the pioneer of this path. It is by understanding the dimensions and components of the modern Islamic civilization and its requirements in the speeches of the Supreme Leader that one can realize this vision and make use of it in planning, targeting and mobilizing the resources in the general management of the country. Hence, this qualitative basic research is conducted through content analysis method for analyzing the speeches of the Supreme Leader in the field of modern Islamic civilization.  The MAXQDA software of qualitative research is employed for the thematic analysis. Based on the resulted codes, two hardware and software dimensions, and five components are identified for modern Islamic civilization. The requirements of the establishment of modern Islamic civilization are also explained including two national dimensions with eight components, and one transnational dimension with two components.

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Scientific Journal of Islamic Management
Volume 28, Issue 1
Spring Quarterly
May 2020
Pages 75-96

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History

  • Receive Date: 18 December 2018
  • Revise Date: 24 March 2020
  • Accept Date: 19 August 2019

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