Comparative comparison of the criteria of wisdom in the narrations of Ahl al-Bayt (as) with the achievements of psychology

The purpose of this study was to investigate the criteria of wisdom in Islamic teachings. The research method is qualitative with a customary or conventional content analysis approach. The research community included all the narrations of Arba'a and Bihar al-Anwar books. Targeted method is used for sampling and description, comparison, categorization and conceptualization are used for data analysis. The findings indicate that the components of wisdom from the point of view of Ahl al-Bayt are a set of intrapersonal (with 37 components and 166 sub-components) and interpersonal (with 27 components and 146 sub-components) characteristics and in relation to the world (with 8 components and 2 sub-components). Component), in relation to the Hereafter (with 4 components and 12 sub-components) and in relation to God (with 7 components and 45 sub-components). The multiplicity of intrapersonal and interpersonal components indicates the importance of the legislator to ethics and human relations. Also, 30 articles and specialized books related to wisdom in the field of psychology from 1990 to 2020 were reviewed and coded openly, centrally and fundamentally and compared with the revelatory perspective, and it was concluded that in the revelatory perspective, contrary to the achievements of psychology , There is a convergent value determination and attention to good and bad; The focus of this convergence is "God" and "attention to others." Therefore, the revelatory paradigm is positivist and the achievements of psychology are positivist. Because without a value system and divergent, it has determined the components and its focus has been "human"