The strategic principle of "general satisfaction" from the perspective of Nahj al-Balagha's letters emphasizing on the review of the Islamic Basic Document of Iran

From the point of view of Nahj al-Balagha's letters, one of the most important strategic principles in the realm of governance is the principle of "general satisfaction", which requires a long-term operational plan and successful implementation of it requires several tactics. The main issue of the paper is that from the perspective of Nahj al-Balaghah's letters, what Tactics can this strategic principle be realized? From the Nahj al-Balaghah letters, we can deduce a number of operational tactics with a descriptive analytical method to realize this strategic principle. These tactics in the aspect of negation are five principles: abstaining from autocracy, avoidance of rente, avoidance of bad promise, avoidance of violence and avoidance of coercion of the people. In a positive aspect, there are seven principles: support for the needy, informing people, accompanying them in hardship, allowing them to criticize, treating them equally, direct communication and apologizing for the wrong assumption. This paper believes that the strategy of "general satisfaction" is not fully addressed in the Islamic Basic Document of Iran, and some of the above principles have not been addressed; therefore, it is necessary to consider this principle in completing and promoting it. The basis of the proposals has been raised.