إشكالية التقديم والتأخير بين حفظ الدين وحفظ النفس

قواعد منهجية وفوائد مقاصدية

Abstract

The issue of precedence and delay between religion and the human self in the objectives-oriented tradition, particularly in its classical form, arises from the differing perspectives on the concept of religion and the concept of the human self. This divergence necessitated an exploration of the boundaries and relationships between the two concepts in their universal and partial aspects. This investigation required prioritizing the universal over the particular in all cases to ensure the preservation of religion's human objectives and the self's existence and purpose of creation. The study examined the conflict between religion and the self when they overlap by presenting examples from the objectives-oriented tradition and offering opinions on them. Consequently, the research sought to outline principles and methodological requirements in an objectives-oriented framework, demonstrating that both religion and the self are preserved in their universals. Even if certain particulars of religion are deferred in favor of the universality of the self, this is done to ensure their mutual preservation. The study also emphasized the value of preserving the self and its sanctity within the entire framework of religion.