Investigating the Relationship between Acceptance and Security in Provincial Dialogue

In fact, acceptance is one of the four pillars of the Islamic state and is in some way related to the security and continuity of the political system.  Maintaining the state and government is also the highest factor of national security and, of course, indispensable.  So the security of a country depends on the acceptance of the government by the people.  In other words, there is a meaningful relationship between government acceptance and security that influences one another.  On the other hand, the political system is putting measures in place to increase its security and its people.  Providing welfare, security and responding to the legitimate demands of society are among the most important issues of national security in the Islamic system that work to the extent that they are most successful.  This article attempts to explain the concepts of acceptance and security in the province's discourse, inspired by Islamic teachings and the views of contemporary scholars.  Descriptive analysis and field research (library and interview) have been used for data collection and presenting effective acceptance factors leads to increased security in provincial discourse in response to the question of  A Relationship Between Acceptance and A.  Is there ego in the provincial discourse?  Assuming a direct, meaningful relationship between the two, it analyzes and analyzes the relationship.