مجلة ريحان للنشر العلمي مجلة علمية، محكمة، شهرية، مفتوحة الوصول
القيَم الأَخلاقية في ثورة الإمام الحُسين (عليهِ السلام)
We remember the revolution of Imam Hussein, peace be upon him, which embodied reform and guidance for all of humanity without exception, as the master of the martyrs and his righteous companions sought, with their generous sacrifices, to build an Integrated Islamic and humane society, In which virtuous morals and noble values prevail and in which justice, brotherhood, freedom, equality and the rest of the human values that preserve rights and dignity are achieved. Man. The revolution of Imam Hussein, peace be upon him, carries many meanings, dimensions, and connotations. It is not that revolution and movement whose events took place nearly 1,400 years ago and ended naturally, just as the battles carried out by man end. It is necessary to pause for a long time at the results and effects that it carried, which are not. It continues to this day and is rooted in the souls and consciences of millions, year after year. Therefore, the renaissance of Al-Hussein, peace be upon him, was not sectarian and will never be so, and the slogan of that renaissance is still resounding, embodied in his famous saying (I only went out to seek reform in the nation of my grandfather, may God bless him and his family and grant them peace). Because this revolution gave bright lessons about sacrifice for the sake of Islamic and human values, and the greats, thinkers, and politicians of humanity were influenced by the personality of Imam Hussein, peace be upon him, and his fragrant biography, because they found In his revolution the absolute rejection of political, social, economic, racial, tribal, and regional Injustice, and they sensed in his liberation movement human dignity and freedom. Intellectualism, social justice, religious tolerance, and loyalty to human values.
Keywords: Values, Abdul Abbas, Al-Hussein, Morality, Moses, Revolution, Fatima, the Imam.
Fatimah Musa abid AL-ABASS, Assistant. Teacher, Quraanis linguistic, College of Islamic sciences, University of Babylon – IRAQ
