Human education and guidance is the product of adherence to religious values, i.e. desirable things in three areas of faith, ethics and jurisprudence. Recognizing and institutionalizing them can be considered an important step in the religious education of people in society and a factor in the stability of value systems. The internalization of religious values according to the three dimensions of human being, i.e. vision, tendency and behavior dimension, requires methods that are appropriate to these three dimensions. It can be said that in religious education, cognitive and emotional education is a prelude to reaching the behavioral dimension and for a person to obey the commands of his Lord and reach the main goal of servitude. Wherever faith is mentioned in the Qur'an, it is accompanied by righteous action. For this reason, the field of behavior and action in humans is very important, and the goal of internalizing religious values in humans is to achieve the same action and adhere to the values. In this article, with regard to the Taghafel method, with an emphasis on Nahj al-Balagha, and with a descriptive and analytical method, practical ways to strengthen the human action space for the institutionalization of religious values have been discussed.
Hosseini, S. (2022). Institutionalization of religious values with Taghafel method with emphasis on Nahj al-Balagha. The quarterly journal of the modern jurisprudence of women and family, 3(3), 7-25.
MLA
Sayeda Zahra Hosseini. "Institutionalization of religious values with Taghafel method with emphasis on Nahj al-Balagha". The quarterly journal of the modern jurisprudence of women and family, 3, 3, 2022, 7-25.
HARVARD
Hosseini, S. (2022). 'Institutionalization of religious values with Taghafel method with emphasis on Nahj al-Balagha', The quarterly journal of the modern jurisprudence of women and family, 3(3), pp. 7-25.
VANCOUVER
Hosseini, S. Institutionalization of religious values with Taghafel method with emphasis on Nahj al-Balagha. The quarterly journal of the modern jurisprudence of women and family, 2022; 3(3): 7-25.
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