The Explanation of the Functioning of the Transcendence of the Power of Fate in the Physical Resurrection in Mulla Sadra's View

In the philosophical discussions of Islamic philosophy, the power of imagination as one of the inner powers of man is the guardian of the imaginary faces and has epistemological, anthropological, and cognitive functions. Mulla Sadra, unlike the previous philosophers, proves it as one of the fundamental principles of proof of physical resurrection by proving the civility of the power of imagination. In this research, by extracting the philosophical foundations of proving the civility of the power of imagination, its arguments and theories which are the result of the cessation of this power, is discussed. In the works of Mulla Sadra, the results of the transcendence of the power of imagination and prophecies are not explicitly mentioned and the role of each of them is not expressed in the explanation of physical resurrection. The results obtained from the discretion of the power of imagination and its propagation show a more coherent Mulla Sadra's theory than other explanations of the physical resurrection. Some of the results from the proof of the immensity of imagination in the world of the hereafter are: the philosophical justification of the entry of imperfect creatures into the world of the hereafter; the acquisition of rewards and eagles in the grave universe; and the pleasures and sufferings of the world of the hereafter; the perceptual form of paradise and hell and their existence in the universe The soul; the permanence of blessings in the hereafter, and the encroachment in heaven and hell; the lack of confusion of created faces and the material consequences of not having the blessings of the past.