فهرست مطالب dr. hosein ghaffari

In Islamic teachings, human intellect has known to be of such a high status as inner hujjaht and following or opposing it one may attain happiness or misery respectively. As for its essence and its place in perceiving religious teachings, it has long been considered by religious scholars and various views have emerged in this regard. One of the points raised in this issue is that human reason is a force dividable into deep and superficial or divine and instrumental (philosophical) of which only deep or divine intellect has to do with perceiving religious teachings. In this paper, through a descriptive and analytical method, we examine and critique this theory, we have revealed that the viewpoint is not defensible and causes many objections.

The main purpose in this research is to identify the efficient strategic factors in success of small and early return firms from manager’s point of view, with the Balance Score Cards method approach. This is an applied, descriptive and survey research. The data are collected within 2015 November and December (Aban and Azar of 1394). Statistical society contains 70 firms that are selected in simple accidental method and totally 60 firms are studied. The data of this research are gathered by the certain questionnaire containing 35 questions. SPSS version 20 is used to analysis the data. In descriptive statistics, the education of managers is analyzed. Kolmogorov-Smirnoff test is used in inferential analysis to test the questions and normality of data. According to the results of Kolmogorov-Smirnoff test, the binomial test is used to answer the questions about the components (of B.S.C) and one-sample t-test is used to investigate the dimensions of it. Also and Friedman is used to rank the strategic factors. Finally the results of this research show that, the small quick-impact firms in terms of balancing different aspects, are in good situation and in this respect the opinion of managers, show the homogenous attention to the four main aspects in this method. However there are some strategic effective factors which may not be seen or be neglected by the managers.

Menstruation leads to bleeding and anemia; while endurance training causes erythropoiesis and stimulates hematopoiesis; therefore, this study was performed with aim to evaluate the effects of 6 weeks aerobic exercise training on blood hematological factors in adolescence girls.
This semi-experimental study was performed on 20 girls aged 11-12 years old in 2014. The subjects were randomly enrolled in two groups (Experimental and Control). Experimental group performed aerobic exercise for three sessions per week for six weeks. The control group continued the usual daily activities. Before and after the exercise programs, complete blood count (CBC; using the blood samples) and maximum oxygen uptake (VO2max; using 1600 meters running and walking) were measured. Data analysis was performed by SPSS software (version 16) and dependent and independent t-test, Kolmogorov Smironov, and Shapiro-Wilk tests. P
Increase of VO2max was significant after exercise in experimental group (P=0.018). The value of RBC, HGB, and HCT significantly increased after exercise in two groups (P0.05).
Six weeks of aerobic exercise are significantly effective in VO2max without significant changes in other hematological factors in adolescence girls.

Quality evaluation is one of the effective activities in trade, economy and the health of communities. For this purpose, non-destructive methods are increasingly used, as they are faster and more economical in comparison with destructive ones. This study investigated the feasibility of predicting firmness by laser light backscattering imaging system, as a new non-destructive method for one cultivar of peaches. Thus, a laser imaging system was assembled for capturing backscattering images, which consisted of one laser diode at 650 nm. After taking images, essential information of intensity and texture based statistical features was obtained by image analysis techniques, to build two types of calibration models. Non-linear regression and artificial neural network were developed in order to find the best prediction models. Consequently, final models based on the non-linear regression, gave the highest correlation coefficient of r = 0.89 to predict firmness.

In patients with thalassemia, chronic anemia causes bone marrow expansion and consequently skeletal manifestation in spine, skull, face and rib bones. We aimed to compare chest radiographic findings and facial bone deformity in patients with thalassemia major (TM) and intermedia.Patients and In this cross sectional study, 86 consecutive thalassemia patients referring to the Thalassemia clinic in Shiraz, Southern Iran were evaluated during 2012. Patients were divided into three groups including TM and thalassemia intermedia (TI) with and without taking hydroxyurea (HU). Findings ofchest radiography (trabeculation, rib widening and paraspinal masses) as well as facial bone deformity were evaluated by an expert radiologist. Besides, laboratory findings were measured regarding hemoglobin, ferritin, NRBC and platelet count. All radiologic findings were significantly higher in patients with TI compared to TM (P< 0.05). In patients with TI, only trabeculation was observed with a higher frequency in patients with HU compared to those without HU (68% vs. 27.3%, P= 0.008). In the regression model, from all variables evaluated, only NRBC showed a significant correlation with trabeculation (Exp B = 1.014, CI: 1.004-1.025, P = 0.008) and age showed a significant correlation with paravertebral mass (Exp B = 1.147, CI: 1.03-1.27, P = 0.013). In patients with TM, bone widening, trabeculation, paraspinal masses and facial bone deformity were lower than patients with TI, whichcan be related to effectiveness of therapy with blood transfusion irrespective of its adverse effects in TM patients.

In general, what is considered to be a part of the "philosophies of…" – which is to say the different branches of philosophy like philosophy of law, philosophy of religion, moral philosophy, etc. - pertains to the late modern period in western philosophy and has not been tackled as such in classical philosophies such as Islamic philosophy. Of course, on a formal basis, this statement is true since, for instance, in classical Islamic philosophy, we cannot find a branch of philosophy called "philosophy of religion", even though its main issues are tackled in philosophy in the broad sense. However, within the tradition of the Islamic philosophy, a quite complete and coherent set of issues concerning philosophy of religion has been expressed in Avicenna's philosophical system. His view on the subject is presented in the tenth article of Avicenna's Metaphysics of Al-Shifa, which includes more or less the most important issues which must be dealt with in the philosophy of religion on the basis of an a priori approach of its subject – I said a priori because in general, actual books concerning philosophy of religion do not present any precise definition or criteria to delimitate the subject of this branch of philosophy, and each writer tends to present a series of issues which are in some sense linked to religion and especially to God's existence according to his personal taste.However, in a rational philosophy linked to the classical tradition - such as Avicenna's philosophy, the subject of which is being qua being and issues of which are the essential predicates of this subject -, the first question is that each new philosophical issue must be an essential predicate of absolute being or being qua being. Therefore, we ought to find a logical status in the system of absolute being for the "philosophy of religion" and all "philosophies of ". The main characteristic of Avicenna's philosophy of religion is the rationality of religion as well as its perfect correspondence to the a priori principles of the speculative intellect. While presenting the issue of justice as the criterion for the need for religion, his philosophy also benefits from the spirit of the Gnostic theory of the Perfect Man which reflects the characteristics of a Shiite philosophy of religion.

After Islamic Philosophy had been confronted with Western Philosophy in the 20th century, the topic knowledge by presence has gained more importance. This is because it provides a new account for Islamic philosophers in epistemology. By the use of this type of knowledge they have the possibility to prove the plausibility of Metaphysics and can defend a realistic account of episteme. One form of knowledge by presence which has been neglected, is the present knowledge of the body. Nevertheless on the ground of the philosophy of Mulla Sadra, there is no doubt that this knowledge is a kind of knowledge by presence. This article tries to overcome absolute idealism by the use of present knowledge of the body and to prove the existence of the outside world. Therefore it states the definition and proof of present knowledge of the body at the beginning and then deals with two kinds of idealism.