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The Needs of Facilitation in the Field of Social Uniformity with Emphasis on National System Design
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Mostafa Kazemi Najafabadi   1, Seyed Reza Hoseini1 |
| 1- Assistant Professor of Seminary and University Research (Corresponding Author) |
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| One of the important distinctions of the Islamic Social Security model with conventional patterns is the very constructive and essential role of social inequality and voluntary participation. Revitalizing this sector in line with the needs of the day and advances in information technology requires research and cultural work by influential social authorities and institutions. In the Islamic view, poverty is a tool for the poor to experience and prosper, as well as a testament to the rich, the purification of their possessions and the promotion of their human spirit. Providing a rational and easy solution to connect the two groups can provide the spiritual, human and material growth of the Islamic community and protect the Islamic community against social harm. Obviously, such an important task requires several research projects, some of which are technical research. This article seeks to facilitate the needs and facilities of benevolence in order to facilitate a benevolent part of the community and to facilitate an easy, direct, secure, and decent communication with the poor of the community. The results of the study indicate that in terms of designing the national system of social homophobia, in terms of goals, structures and structures, inputs, methods, processes and implementation, in addition to promoting social homophobia, benevolence can be accelerated in society. Guaranteed. The research method in this paper is a descriptive analysis and data collection by library method although it has also benefited from the intellectual rainfall of the interviewers. |
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| Keywords: Social inequality, facilitation, social harm, national system |
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Article type: Research |
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Received: 2019/12/3 | Accepted: 2020/10/20 | Published: 2020/11/21
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