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Shariati Niyasar H, Shahroodi M, Karamooziyan V. Analysis of the concept of trust in the Holy Quran. 3 2024; 1 (1) :287-314
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1- The University of Islamic Denominations
2- Tehran university
3- quran hadith university
2- Tehran university
3- quran hadith university
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"امانت" and "امانات" are derived from the article "ا، م، ن" and is used in six verses of the Holy Quran. In addition, in a number of other verses, other derivatives of this root have the same meaning and a verse it is called by the same name in the Holy Quran. Some Quranic words, although not derived from the root "امن", also refer to the pillars of trust, such as "عرض", "حمل" and "اشفاق"; The Trust can also have various instances and based on the data collected in a library method and in a descriptive-analytical manner, it has been concluded that some Quranic concepts such as covenant, debt, mortgage and caliph are among them; Especially that among all creatures, only man has become worthy of the position of "divine caliphate" and has taken on the burden of trust.
"امانت" and "امانات" are derived from the article "ا، م، ن" and is used in six verses of the Holy Quran. In addition, in a number of other verses, other derivatives of this root have the same meaning and a verse it is called by the same name in the Holy Quran. Some Quranic words, although not derived from the root "امن", also refer to the pillars of trust, such as "عرض", "حمل" and "اشفاق"; The Trust can also have various instances and based on the data collected in a library method and in a descriptive-analytical manner, it has been concluded that some Quranic concepts such as covenant, debt, mortgage and caliph are among them; Especially that among all creatures, only man has become worthy of the position of "divine caliphate" and has taken on the burden of trust.
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Received: 2021/09/26 | Accepted: 2022/01/30 | Published: 2022/01/30
Received: 2021/09/26 | Accepted: 2022/01/30 | Published: 2022/01/30
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