التزكية المفهوم والأبعاد
Keywords:
Tazkiyah, education, behavior, revelation, balance, comprehensivenessAbstract
Tazkiyah (purification) is a key objective of divine revelation and a primary mission of prophets. It represents the essence of human existence and the path to success in this world and the hereafter. Central to human development, Tazkiyah engages all dimensions spiritual, intellectual, emotional, and behavioral—following a divine methodology characterized by balance, integration, and continuity. This paper explores the concept through divine revelation, highlighting its essence, dimensions, and functions. It identifies Tazkiyah as a governing principle aimed at purifying and elevating individuals and communities, preparing humanity for civilizational development and stewardship. The study recommends practical activation through da’wah and educational initiatives, supported by actionable methodologies for real-world application.
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