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The white shrimp, Litopenaeus vannamei has become a popular species for aquaculture worldwide due to its euryhaline nature and commercial importance. In aquaculture, the balance of nutrients in the diet of aquatic animals guarantees optimal growth and health improvement. Taurine (Tau = 2-aminoethanesulfonic acid) is an amino sulfonic acid, which has been proven to be conditionally essential for some aquatic animals when these animals are fed with diets containing high plant protein levels, due to taurine deficiency in plant-based protein sources. Tau has been also implicated in osmoregulation, modulation of neurotransmitters, hormone release, and antioxidation.

A 30-day feeding study was conducted to determine the effects of supplementing the Tau in the diet of broodstock western white shrimp. Hawaiian domesticated shrimp stocks were transferred to Aquatic Research Laboratory, Persian Gulf University, from a private greenhouse pond (Delvar, Bushehr, Iran). Shrimp broodstock were disinfected with formalin (100 ppm, 30 s). Following two weeks of acclimatization to the husbandry system, the shrimp broodstock were placed in two 4000-L circular fiberglass tanks. A total of 180 shrimp broodstock with mean initial weight of 30.37 ± 2.36 g, were stocked into 18 black circular polyethylene tanks with a capacity of 250 L. Six isonitrogenous and isolipidic diets were supplemented with graded amounts of Tau including 0 (control), 2, 4, 6, 8, and 10 g/kg (T2, T4, T6, T8 and T10 respectively). To evaluate the effects of Tau on growth, body composition, digestive enzymes, and haemolymph biochemical parameters, sampling was taken at the end of the experiment.

The results showed that final weight, specific growth rate, weight gain, condition factor, and survival of shrimp fed with the supplemented diets with Tau had no significant differences than the control group (p>0.05). The protein content in the shrimp muscle of T6 was higher than T4 and the control group (p<0.05). The obtained results showed that hyaline cells in the haemolymph of T10 upraised, while semi-granular rate (%) decreased compared to the control group (p<0.05). However, other haemolymph indices and metabolites in the treatments fed with Tau-supplemented diets did not show significant differences compared to the control group (p>0.05). The present results showed that lipase activity upraised by increasing Tau levels in the treatments (p<0.05). The results show that the growth performance of broodstock was not influenced by dietary Tau during the shrimp maturation process. It may be attributed to the preference of the broodstock shrimp for gonadal growth rather than for somatic growth.

The obtained results indicated that supplementing the broodstock diet with 6-10 g/kg Tau has beneficial effects on the protein content in the muscle and haemolymph biochemical indices, especially hemocyte cells and digestive enzyme activities of white shrimp broodstock during the maturation process.

The lifetime of any system is a random variable that takes a value based on a probability model. Assuming that the probability model of the system lifetime is known, the probability of its operation can be calculated at any moment of time. Reliability is an important parameter in evaluating the quality, safety, performance and efficiency of the system. Accelerated ageing tests are one of the life reliability evaluation tools. These types of tests are used to finding and evaluated product failures. In this article, the reliability of single-base, double-base and triple -base propellants has been calculated using random life data, for this purpose, accelerated ageing test has been used to observe product failure. Changes in weight loss have been investigated as failure data up to 3%. To prove the failure of NC base propellant, Mass Loss methods, FTIR absorption of the tablet and solution, calorimetric technique and functional group absorption in UV technique was used. The chemical lifetime with a failure rate of less than 3% at 25 ℃ temperature was calculated using the data of the above methods for ageing samples and by using the Bertollet equation. Also, in this research, the life reliability was evaluated using the parametric statistical method using the sensor and failure data obtained from the mentioned tests by the Minitab software. The result showed that the NC base propellant is in conformance, with the Weibull distribution function. The reliability of the single-base propellants up to 24 years was evaluated as 98.9%, double-base propellants and triple-base propellants up to 19 years as 99%.

Dorche area of Isfahan had areas, fields and pleasant nature due to Zayandeh River passing through it. One of these areas was a field or field known as Pacheshme, which was irrigated by means of gorkan material and there was a spring in it. Due to its proximity to Zayandeh River, there was plenty of water in this farm, and most of the spring and fall summer work was done in It used to be done.. In fact, with the drying up of the Zayandeh River, only semi-deep wells provide water to the Pacheshmeh desert. The spring of this area has also dried up due to the complete cut off Zayandehrud water, the digging of Felman wells by the regional water organization and also the operation of the Islamabad Dorche power plant. But despite this tourist capability, this region could never attract the attention of a large number of people from other regions. Why this area could not become a tourist area and what effect did this have on the Dorche area are the main questions of this research that have been tried to be answered based on oral history and library studies and in a descriptive and analytical way. It seems that: "Due to the indiscriminate exploitation of underground water resources, the imprudence of the officials at the time, the failure to preserve the environment and the ignorance of the people of the region about such a capacity, the opportunity to become a tourist in the region was lost."

One of the main challenges in the field of agricultural higher education is finding a balance between teaching and research activities. The main goal of this study was to analyze the content of this balance in the field of agriculture. To achieve this goal, a systematic review method was used in the form of qualitative interpretive content analysis. After searching and evaluating relevant studies, 125 studies were considered as the final sample. Relevant research evidence was identified and extracted from reputable databases (Science Direct, Google Scholar, Jihad University Scientific Information Center, Civilica, and Mogiran). The analysis of the results showed that the components of the balance between teaching and research in agricultural higher education include current activities in the classroom, current processes in the structure of higher education system, existing infrastructure in the higher education system, interaction of agricultural faculties with the surrounding environment, resources and time, collaboration and interaction, evaluation and accreditation, and organizational culture are the factors contributing to or lack of balance between teaching and research. In this regard, to maintain the balance between teaching and research, it is necessary for three key factors, including curriculum relevant to current agricultural issues, faculty members, and students, to pay attention to this issue; furthermore, the attention of policymakers is also essential to create a suitable balance in this area.

The spread of the corona virus in China at the end of 2019 and the beginning of 2020 has once again turned the minds of the world community towards the issue of biological attacks. At the same time, the development of biological weapons has become a challenge for the present age. Accordingly, the question is whether humanitarian law developments cover biological attacks. What are the dimensions of this regarding the spread of the virus?

This research was carried out in terms of practical purpose and in terms of gathering information by documentary method and through the study of valid laws and sources, and the obtained information was analyzed in a descriptive-analytical manner.

One of the most dangerous non-conventional weapons of mass destruction are biological weapons, based on the 1925 Geneva Protocol and the 1975 Convention on Biological and Toxin Weapons; Their production, acquisition, transfer and storage is prohibited. In spite of the prohibitions stipulated in international humanitarian law, the special characteristics of biological weapons in terms of the impossibility of distinguishing between military and civilians, the difficulty of identifying the type and origin of these weapons have practically created a huge challenge in the way of applying these regulations. These huge changes in biological weapons require bigger changes in international humanitarian law, changes that should be made both in the concepts and examples and in the nature of the said regulations. This important issue undoubtedly requires the participation of all countries and international governmental and non-governmental organizations.

The purpose of the present study was to investigate the effectiveness of self-healing training on self-worth and psychological distress (depression, anxiety and stress) among family of children with Specific Learning Disorder (SLD). The research method was quasi-experimental with a pretest-posttest design and a control group. The statistical population of the research was 1235 families of elementary school students with SLD in Isfahan City in the academic year of 2018-2019. 40 individuals who were willing to participate in the project were selected through a public announcement in the education learning disorder centers in order to conduct the research. Then, they were randomly assigned to the experimental group (n =20) and the control group (n =20). Contingencies of Self-Worth Scale Crocker et al., (CSWS) and Depression, Anxiety and Stress Scale (DASS-21) were conducted as a self-worth and psychological distress pretest and then the experiment group attended fourteen sessions (30 minutes per week) of self-healing training and post-test for both of the groups was performed after completing the training. Multivariate analysis of covariance and SPSS-24 were used for data analysis. The results demonstrated that self-healing training had significant impacts on increasing self-worth and improving the participants’ psychological distress (depression, anxiety and stress) (p<point zero five). According to the results of the research, self-healing educational method could be used as one of the new positive approaches for promoting the psychological health of families of children with specific learning disorder with relatively lasting effects, in order to increase self-care skills.

In the 1940s and 1950s, with the emergence of innovative writers and new styles, the establishment of social science institutions and new styles of philosophical and sociological prose, a new starting point was reached in the intellectual history of Iran. However, opposition to Orientalism and localism was widespread during this period, and the most important debates of the period revolved around their own centrality and that of the other. Many intellectuals were persuaded by Al-Ahmad, Shadman and Fardid, about a social disease that their predecessors thought was backward, but it was not, and it was mostly Westernized.So most of their efforts have been to leave the West. The study and evaluation of Iranian intellectualism in the tradition of Orientalism in the history of intellectualism in Iran was done; Its impact on the modern situation in Iran was also studied.So to answer the question of what directions the current of indigenous intellectuals in Iran has been drawn in their theory and what effect it has had on the modern situation in Iran ?! It is assumed that the current of indigenous intellectuals is based on principles such as belief in the Eastern past and its truth, examining the transgression of Westernization, emphasizing the past and ancient culture of Islam, as well as considering mysticism, faith, revelation and idols made. Insisted by the mind; As a result, it has led to anti-modernity in Iran. The research was conducted under the theories of Orientalism and modernity.

Important parameters of strong ground motions in a site in terms of potential damage to structures can be represented by an intensity measure parameter. One of the intensity measures that is widely used in the quantitative representation of earthquake intensity in earthquake engineering is the spectral acceleration at the first-mode period of the structure. Recent studies have shown that the use of this parameter as an intensity measure may lead to high dispersion in predicting the nonlinear response of buildings. For this purpose, using intensity measures with higher sufficiency and efficiency has been received attention in recent years. One of these intensity measures that has been proposed in recent research is the optimal combination of spectral displacements. Approximately, the first-order Taylor series expansion can be used to derive an attenuation relationship for this intensity measure based on the existing relationships for spectral accelerations. However, the derivation of an independent attenuation relationship for this intensity measure in order to reduce the calculation error is inevitable. For this purpose, a ground motion prediction model was proposed for this intensity measure. In developing the attenuation relationship, more than five hundred and fifty pairs of accelerograms were used, which were recorded in 284 earthquakes with a magnitude of 4 to 7.6 and at distances of less than 100 km in different regions of Iran. The proposed model has been investigated by examining the residual values against magnitude and distance as well as its application in comparison with other attenuation relationships.

The possibility of using SAR radar images to detect and measure the sea surface roughnesses, which are mainly caused by winds and water turbulence, has been investigated. Various images of Sentinel-1 SAR radar data in C band and the incidence angle of 39.16 degree were obtained and processed in both VV and VH polarizations to produce images of backscatter coefficient and intensity for Nowshahr maritime region. According to the results, when the average value of backscatter coefficient at VV polarization is 0.00735, the sea surface roughness in Nowshahr region is low and the wave height is 0.9 m. But when this coefficient is 0.034004, the roughness of the sea level is high and the wave height is 2.7 m. Also, the results confirm that the amounts of backscattering from the sea surface near the shore are higher than the offshore areas in the maritime area of Nowshahr.

The Holy Quran and Islamic traditions have presented various ethical strategies in order to maintain and promote the health of belief. One of the moral strategies in Islam is the doctrine of charity. In the present study, the role of charity in promoting health was studied according to Quranic and narrative teachings.

The present research is a descriptive-analytical research and in terms of data collection method, it is a library research. After selecting verses and narrations as well as the views of commentators and commentators on verses and oneness related to charity and health, data analysis was performed using research questions.

the survey of the texts shows that the doctrine of charity has an effect on human health due to its various semantic components. First, faith in God and also the current goodness in charity as its components can lead to spiritual health. Secondly, in this study, referring to the place of charity in creating social participation, social popularity and poverty alleviation in society, the role of charity in human social health was emphasized. In addition, resilience to suffering, relief from spiritual illness, and solace through prayer in charity were identified as functions of almsgiving in promoting mental health.

Given the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on routine healthcare delivery, access to the drugs they needed was challenging for patients with non-communicable diseases. This study endeavored to identify the problems of these patients in accessing their medicine during the COVID-19 and the proposed solutions from the perspective of stakeholders.

This qualitative study was conducted through semi-structured individual interviews. Participants (=34) were purposefully selected from Tehran's health policymakers, physicians, pharmacists, and patients with chronic diseases. Data were analyzed through the content analysis method.

Data analysis was categorized into six themes and 15 sub-themes. Primary challenges included medical care, providing the required drugs, financial ability, and access to information. Elevating governance in the drug sector and organizing the drug supply chain were identified as strategies.

To improve patients' access to the medicine they need in crises, proper planning to supply the medicine, use the capacity of pharmacies and pharmacists, set up systems related to telemedicine, and faster implementation of prescription and electronic prescription is recommended.

The industry is one of the significant fields in the professional careers of pharmacists. Pharmacists operate throughout the industry with a variety of functions and responsibilities that require a variety of practical skills to achieve. There is relatively limited curriculum content, however, in the general pharmacy curriculum that can be applied to cover many of the roles of pharmacists or be useful in enhancing the skills used in the pharmaceutical industry. In this study, we have tried to identify the necessary skills and the required training in a systematic context using the opinions of all stakeholders. For this purpose, an expert group consisting of representatives of the university (faculty and students), the Food and Drug Administration, the Syndicate of Pharma Industry and graduate pharmacists in the form of a focus group meeting were introduced.
The data were identified through content analysis of review sessions and training needs related to value creation skills in the pharmaceutical industry. Finally, 132 training sessions under 25 topics in 5 different modules were extracted.
The results demonstrate that the development of a systematic infrastructure to provide integrated training in the context of the relationship between industry and academia, using the experiences of industry experts can play a significant role in improving the preparedness of pharmacy students to work in the pharmaceutical industry.

In this research, NiAl-TiC-TiB2 composites with different contents of TiC-TiB2 were produced via the self-propagating high-temperature synthesis (SHS) process using the exothermic reactions in compressed mixtures of Ni, Al, Ti, and B4C. The synthesis of composites was performed using induction assisted heating, and the formation of phases and the morphology of reinforcing particles were studied by X-ray diffraction (XRD) and scanning electron microscopy (SEM) techniques, respectively. Results indicate that the TiC-TiB2 ceramic phases were successfully synthesized and dispersed throughout a NiAl matrix. By increasing the TiC-TiB2 content, the porosity in the structure gets a rising trend due to the enhancement of reaction kinetics and intensity of the reaction, and reaches from 24 Vol.% in the sample without reinforcement phases to 39% in the sample with 15% of ceramic reinforcements. Evaluation of mechanical and tribological properties of the fabricated ceramic samples shows that - although the addition of TiC-TiB2 increases the volume fraction of voids which cause destructive effects - a desirable distribution of ceramic particles within the NiAl matrix leads to improved properties for the composite. The distribution of TiC-TiB2 particles throughout the matrix results in a remarkable decrease in sample weight loss in the pin-on-disk wear test. Also, the microhardness mean values increase from 497 HV for the unreinforced NiAl sample to values up to 1015 HV for the composite sample containing 15% of reinforcing particles.

Today, the organization's performance is searched in its managers' strategic plan. Strong strategies are made organizations and the weak strategies are eliminated organizations. Therefore, it is essential to identify the essential skills for developing effective strategies. Accordingly, this research was conducted with the aim of identifying the strategic skills of university managers. Research method was qualitative with phenomenological approach. Research participants were managers of state universities in Tehran and managers of university assessment and monitoring centers. The managers of the universities of Alzahra, Tehran, Shahid Beheshti, Allameh Tabatabai, Tarbiat Modares and Kharazmi were selected by intensive sampling method. The data collection tool was semi-structured interviews. Data were analyzed by qualitative content analysis method. Findings of the research show that strategic managers of universities are needed addition to general management skills to strategic skills including strategic thinking and intuition skills, strategic policy making, art of manager strategic capital, strategic communication and ethics. It is necessary to formulate and implement of effective of strategic plan of the university, for university managers are designed and conducted

The Islamic Republic of Iran as normative player has a norm-building in the international system. This role is owed to the features of the Islamic Revolution and has provided the bases of the formation of a new, revolutionary, and Islamic political system, the political system that has interpreted the domestic and foreign policy newly and has gradually led to certain behavioral expectations in the international system. Accordingly, the main question in this regard is how has the foreign policy of the Islamic Republic of Iran influenced the process of international norm-building? The hypothesis to be investigated is that the foreign policy of the Islamic Republic of Iran on the basis of Islamist ideology has created norms about peace and security, identity and resistance, independence and non-alignment, and human rights and humanitarian law at the international level. The method used on the constructivist approach is a descriptive-analytic one that uses ideal constructs as a framework for the analysis of normative changes in the international system in order to study and deducting the norm-building role of foreign policy of the Islamic Republic of Iran.

In the present work a new Schiff base ligand was prepared by condensation of 4-hydroxy-3-methoxybenzaldehyde with DL-1-phenylethylamine (HL1). The product was characterized using FT-IR, 1H-NMR, and UV-Vis spectroscopy. The structure of HL1 Schiff base ligand was determined by X-ray crystallography. According to this analysis, HL1 ligand is crystallized in the orthorhombic crystal structure with space group Pbca. Also, the structure and electronic properties of HL2 Schiff base ligand which was synthesized before and HL1 ligand were analyzed by using DFT calculations. The docking analysis of ligands was reported that bind to the minor and major grooves of B-DNA sequence, respectively.

Indices are necessary prerequisites for evaluation and assessment of health policies. One of the main issues in this regard is the inspection of pharmaceuticals. The aim of this study was to provide an indicator-based model of the assessment of paragraph 5 of the general health policy document of Iran. This qualitative study used literature review, expert panel, stakeholders analysts, policy review and the Status quo analysis assessments. Drafts of indices derived from the literature review were finalized by an expert panel and stakeholder delegates. All keywords were described and a comprehensive description of generic policy were defined by a board from the Iranian Academy of Medical Sciences. Five indices were finalized for demand management parts of paragraph 5 whilst 10 indices were for the policy part and13 indices were ascribed to the assessment of general policy. Emphasis on effective interventions and determination of key indices play a crucial role in achieving policy goals.

Considering the necessity of nativeizing changes in the country and acknowledging that our religious culture has the richest foundations and concepts of transformation, this research seeks to attain the level of reason (individual behavior) in a qualitative study using Use content analysis method in a targeted sample of Quranic verses to explain the process of evolution and management in organizations. Based on the findings, the transformation process was conceptualized based on a variety of changes in the world and humans at both individual and group levels and based on a variety of model changes, in which the change first occurs at the individual and then at the social level. The factors influencing evolution from the perspectives of the Quran into two categories of internal factors (faith, rationality, perfection) and externality (Islam of the scholars of the religion of leadership, justice and unity) as well as the principles governing the process of transformation are also at two levels: individual (worship, Piety, trust, repentance, patience, specialty, power, prayer, existential capacity) and group (supervision, counseling, education, jihad, good deeds and forbidding, encouraging and punishing). These research results can be the basis of developmental plans in all organizations, especially educational organizations. KEYWORDS: Educational Organization, Concept of Transformation, Transformation Management Process, Islamic teachings, Transformation factors. Principles of Transformation. Google Translate for Business:Translator ToolkitWebsite Translator

The purpose of this research is to identify the components and components of the concept of transformation in educational organizations based on the view of Islam. The research method is qualitative with deductive-deductive text analysis approach. The research community consists of the Quranic verses and the sample of the verses related to the subject of evolution. Purposeful sampling method. Findings of the research suggest that for the transformation of educational organizations, this concept should be considered at the transformation man (man). Accordingly, from the perspective of Islam, the transformation is the all-encompassing, desirable and positive changes that bring man to perfection and divine glory. Therefore, the concept of transformation is defined on the basis of components, processuality, evolution, intrinsic, innate, selective, conscious, purposefulness and objective appearance in the framework of the rule of divine will. According to the common nature of the components, they are divided into two dimensions: factors Intrinsic (human will, innateness, inner being, consciousness, based on position recognition, evolutionary) and structural factors (purposefulness, process, and objective emergence).

IntroductionTo achieve the high economic yield in crops, supplying enough nutrients for plants is important, that much of it, supplied by chemical fertilizers. But excessive use of chemical fertilizers led to environmental problems that these negative effects have caused attention to healthy and ecological sustainable farming systems. One solution to reduce dependence on chemical fertilizers is application of organic and biological products for plant nutrition. Bio-fertilizers are made from one or more species of beneficial microorganisms with preservatives and or their products. In addition, vermicompost is an organic fertilizer and mixed of very active biological bacteria, enzymes, plant residues, manure and earthworm capsule which leads to continued organic matter decomposition and development of microbial and enzymatic activities in soil. Several experiments have shown that the using of biological and organic fertilizers improve growth and quality of products.
Materials and MethodsTo investigate the effect of various nutritional regimes on seed quality characteristics of sunflower (Euroflour cv.) and some soil characters, an experiment was carried out as a randomized complete block design with 3 replications in 2015 at the Agricultural Faculty of Bu-Ali Sina University.Treatments included no biological or chemical fertilizer application, 100% of the recommended NP fertilizers (250 kg urea per hectare, 50 kg triple superphosphate per hectare), ½ recomended NP fertilizers, vermicompost (15 ton per hectare mixed with soil), phosphonitrokara (including Bacillus coagulans, Azotobacter chroococcum, Azospirillum lipoferum, 110 ml to inoculate 10 kg seeds), biosulfur (including Thiobacillus,mix 6 kg of fertilizer with 300 kg sulphur for 1 hectare), vermicompost phosphonitrokara, vermicompost biosulfur, vermicompost½ NP fertilizers, phosphonitrokara½ NP fertilizers, biosulfur½ NP fertilizers, vermicompost phosphonitrokara½ NP fertilizers, vermicompost biosulfur½ NP fertilizers. Concentrations of nitrogen, phosphorus and sulfur of sunflower seeds and soil were measured by standard methods. Moreover, seed oil content was determined. Data processing and graphs were performed with SAS var 9.2 and Excel software.
Results and DiscussionThe results showed that nutritional treatments significantly affected all traits except seed oil content and soil pH. The maximum seed sulfur content (0.231%) belonged to biosulfur vermicompost treatment indicating that providing sulfur for sunflower of oxidation in soil increased the concentration of seed sulfur. The highest phosphorous (0.45) obtained from phospho nitro kara vermicompost and biosulfur vermicompost ½ NP fertilizers. Secretion of different enzymes such as phosphatase by rhizobacteria led to solubility and increasing available phosphate. Maximum nitrogen (2.688%) and protein (16.8%) content of seed was observed in phosphonitrokara vermicompost ½ NP fertilizers treatment. It seems that bacteria in the biological and organic fertilizer along to chemical fertilizer by nitrogen fixing provided the necessary substrate for protein synthesis. According to grain yield, the highest oil yield was achieved in chemical fertilizer that there was no significant difference with biosulfur vermicompost ½ NP fertilizers. Likely, the positive effects of thiobacillus on oil seed was related to the appropriate turnover of photosynthesis enzymes, activity improvement of acetyl-CoA and increasing availability of carbon for oil biosynthesis. Maximum total sulphate, available phosphorus and total nitrogen content of soil was observed in biosulfur vermicompost, phosphonitrokara vermicompost ½ NP fertilizers and phosphonitrokara vermicompost ½ NP fertilizers, respectively. In treatments includes vermicompost due to increasing soil organic matter, humus colloids and carbon availability for activity of nitrogen fixing bacteria was occurred less leaching and increased maintenance and fixation of nitrogen in the soil. Soil pH was not affected by treatments. The finding showed that reduction of pH must be done during the process of long term and sulfur to be added to soil plenty and in times.
ConclusionsIn general, we can suggest that biological (phosphonitrokara andbiosulfur) and organic (vermicompost) fertilizers along with chemical fertilizers by modifying the nutritional conditions of soil and reduce the use of chemical fertilizers can be effective in stability of production and conservation of environmental health.

The aim of present research was to study components of Islamic social asset in Education about Fundamental Reform Document. The research was the mixed classed exploratory exploration and it was used as both quantitative and qualitative methods. Statistical population consisted of verses and Hadith and the Education about Fundamental Reform Document. In the qualitative section, by deductive-inductive text analysis method, the components of Islamic social asset educed in the form of three dimensions cognitive, relational and structural, from preceding studies and Islamic sources and subcomponents of each were Extracted. In the quantitative part, framework Krippendorff (2004) content analysis was used to analyze, by assigning the code to each of the categories extracted in the qualitative section and content analysis, the frequency of each category in seven chapters of the document was recorded as a whole. According to the research findings, in order to strengthen the structural dimension of Islamic social asset in organization and society, the existence of Islamic leadership and relationship based on brotherhood between members of society is necessary. In the cognitive dimension, the basic element is the trust that must be grown between the leader and the members as well as among members of the community. It is also emphasized to strengthen the relational dimension, by growing the religious norms should be and the Abnormalities should be eliminated, which are called in the term "Maroof and Monkar". The study in the quantitative section indicated that in Fundamental document, structural dimension 49%, cognitive dimension 22% and relational dimension 29% has been discussed and has been noticed.

Muslim thinkers have scrutinized and analyzed the very important issue of revelation and how a prophet received it. Among them, Farabi is the first thinker who systematically analyzes revelation and prophethood. He provides an epistemological explanation for revelation and believes that prophet's acquired intellect receives revealed knowledge and forms realities and intelligible entities with the help of imaginal power, having transcended and attached to active intellect. Considering a role for intuitive power in the process of revelation and explaining the levels of intellects, Avicenna also believes that prophet receives intellectual realities and forms them with the help of imaginal power. Similarly, Mulla Sadra believes that active intellect actualizes potential intellect. He believes that the revealed are distinct form the unrevealed in terms of the quality of receiving intelligibles, their quantity and how they join to the origin of intelligibles. He uses intuitive power and sacred intellect to explain the distinction. These three philosophers believe that prophet is the "recipient" of revelation, who receives sciences through intellects and then without intermediary, having joined to or united with the invisible world.