Investigating the Basijis' knowledge of the duty of enjoining the good and forbidding the evil and strategies for its expansion by comparing the current situation with the expected situation (Case study of Kerman)

Given the position of the Basijis in the realization of values, it is necessary for the Basijis to be familiar with the duty of enjoining the good and forbidding the evil. Any plan to spread this duty among the various strata of the Basij requires the knowledge of the Basij trustees of the extent to which the Basijis know what, why and how the duty is. This study was conducted by survey method in the target population of Basijis in Kerman with a statistical sample size of 231 people through a researcher-made questionnaire and the findings show the extent to which Basijis are familiar with what, why and how to command the good and forbid the bad, The current situation is 2.579, 2.69 and 2.187 with an average of 2.459, respectively. The same process was performed with a statistical population of 69 elites and experts, using a questionnaire appropriate to the indicators of the current status questionnaire, and the expected situation for the three areas of what is, why and how are 2.972, 3.747 and 3, respectively. 877 was obtained. Analyzing the current situation with the expected situation shows the greatest weakness in how. The most important strategies for expanding the duty were divided into three areas: individual and interpersonal, organizational and extra-organizational, based on interviews with elites and experts and the use of documents.