Defensive Future Studies

Defensive Future Studies

Identifying the role of the promoters of annihilation in Allah in the school of the future maker of the martyr Lieutenant General Ali Sayad Shirazi (inspired by the noble rif: “Whoever is for God, God is for him”)

Document Type : Original Article

Author
Amir Mesbah kia
Assistant professor of Future studies, IRI Military Command and Staff University, Tehran, Iran,
10.22034/dfsr.2024.2020331.1766
Abstract
Objective: The research aims to achieve the Salkane style by localizing it in Army Iran.
Methodology: in terms of type; developmental and from the perspective of future studies; Normative and in terms of method; descriptive and in terms of approach; It is qualitative. In this regard, VOSviewr software and a combination of future research methods, interviews with experts, expert panels, and RAHS observation methods were used.                                                                                              
Findings: Destructive trendsetters; Because neglect, hypocrisy, piousness, envy, major and minor sins, plagues, intellectual preoccupations, and other possible obstacles play a destructive role in refining the ego of a commander.
Conclusion: in the school of the future maker of Shahid Sayad Shirazi; In addition to divine favors; The drivers of vigilance (yaqzah), repentance, following the pure revealed Sharia, patience, satisfaction, and trust, are among the causes of the cause and the causes of the full stomach in order to reach the position of God's grace. Commanders in the future with scenarios; The religious command, the mujahidan command, the common command, and the ignorant command will face each other.
Keywords
futures studies
driver
Annihilation in Allah
Sayyad Shirazi
whoever is for Allah
Allah is for him

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