Soft power Studies

Relationship Between Religious Values and National Authority

Document Type : Original Article

Authors

Seyed Mohammad Hossein Rasooli 1
Yasin Pourali 2
Meisam Belbasi 3

1 Vice Chancellor for Social and Cultural Affairs of Tehran Azad University of Medical Sciences

2 Research Fellow, National Defense University

3 PhD student in Islamic Revolution Studies, University of Tehran

Abstract
One of the most important components of a country's life is its national authority And one of the most important ways to defeat a country by enemies is to destroy the national authority of that country. It is therefore necessary to identify the nationalities of national authority as necessary. In this research, an attempt is made to explain the relationship between religious values and national authority And then the sensitivity of the religious leaders to preserve the divine values is shown and maintains its format These values are expressed for modeling. In this research, several historical examples have been used Which typically shows the effects of preserving values and long-standing values throughout history.Finally, by introducing information, a model in raising the value of society, which is the Prophet of God, It was shown that the management of the society should try to change the global value and your world to the divine and human values with the help of the contemporary way of life.

Keywords

National Authority
Religious Values
Culture
Prophet (PBUH)
Human Values
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