Analysis of the Components of Spirituality and Ethics in the testamentsof the Cultural Martyrs of Ilam Province based on the Statement of the Second Step of the Islamic Revolution

The emphasis of the Supreme Leader on spirituality and ethics as the second chapter of the seven chapters of the statement of the second step of the Islamic Revolution, the importance of addressing this issue and analyzing its components, has been confirmed in various aspects. The purpose of this study was to investigate the analysis of the components of spirituality and ethics in the content of the testaments of the teacher martyrs of Ilam province in terms of compliance with the declaration of the second step of the Islamic Revolution. The research method is quantitative and of the type of content analysis, which is in the category of content analysis of the category type. The unit of analysis is the study of documents, i.e. the analysis of the wills of cultural martyrs in terms of units of measurement (components of spirituality and ethics) based on the statement of the second step of the Islamic Revolution. To collect information, due to the small size of the research community (55 testaments), the whole community was selected as a sample by census and all testaments were examined and analyzed one by one. The forms of measuring the presentation form and the list of content analysis lists are described using statistical indicators. at the end, it was found that the components: faith and trust in God (48), morality (37), coping with cultural and moral transformation in society by enemies (31), self-sacrifice (29), patience, respectively (28), spiritual and moral self-construction (23), empathy and unity (22), oppression and anti-arrogance (21), benevolence (20), preservation and dissemination of revolutionary spirit (19), courage and bravery (18), dignity and National authority (14), self-confidence and self-confidence (13), loyalty and perseverance (12) and finally chivalry (11), were the most important emphases in terms of frequency, in the testaments of cultural martyrs.