Adaptive analysis of the ethical goals of government in nahj al-balaghah and the constitution of the islamic republic of iran

The establishment of governments throughout history has taken different goals, namely the achievement of power and the domination of human and economic resources. Islamic government due to the roots of its monotheistic school, Presents another form of government with different goals Some of them are moral goals. The alawite and Islamic Revolution of Iran, Examples of this are programs that are designed to motivate morality In the personal and social spheres. It seams, The ethical goals of these two governments, The Nahj al-Balaghah and the constitution of the Islamic Republic of Iran are explained and are aligned. The purpose is to extract these issues and ask this question It should be answered that What are the ethical goals of the government in Nahj al-Balaghah and the constitution of the Islamic Republic of Iran? And how much do you share these goals in these two texts? current article, While studying both sources, It has come to the conclusion that both the dynamics of individual and social ethics, at the head of the government's goals And overlapping together, The five axes discussed include: Growth and happiness of man, The spread of moral virtues, Individual and Social Guidance, Establishing and strengthening religion and confront deviation and mislead. Prove the Necessity of Forecasting the Ethical Goals for the Islamic State in Both Sources and their comparative extraction and analysis, The innovations of this research are considered.