Islamic reformism as a proper basis for building a world free of violence from the perspective of a Martyere professor Morteza Motahhari

Addressing the pure Islamic ideas requires a long horizon, Knowledge of aspects of mystical, religious, verbal, legal and reliability of Islam and such trend will be led to considerable structural domain of the theory and practice. Mr. Motahari, due to his complete mastery over consolidated knowledge of western modern science and philosophy on the one hand and Islamic thoughts on the other hand, offers an appropriate framework for human well-being in the name of democracy and democratic interpretation of religion. The Motahari’s notion is heavily centered on Islamic thought and a particular understanding of concepts in line with maintaining the framework of Shariah law. To this aim, he offers an unbiased interpretation of Islamic thought tolerant of religious discourse when it comes to areas of religious disagreement. To show the divine religion of Islam is not the religion of the sword, but it communicates with human hearts and it tries to convince and educate humans on the basis of reason, reforms through peace and it has always renounced violence of any kind.
This study used a descriptive - analytical approach using dialogue to examine non-violence conducts in Islam as the central signifier and signified such an opposition to tyranny through putting the emphasis on individual freedom, war and the revision of defense terminology.