Presenting the Model of Quality Healing in the Islamic Consultative Assembly of the Islamic Republic of Iran According to the Concept of Moral Governance

The Islamic Consultative Assembly is one of the main legislative and supervisory bodies in the Islamic Republic of Iran. The present study aims to provide a model of quality healing in the Islamic Consultative Assembly of the Islamic Republic of Iran with respect to the concept of moral governance to the people.

The present study is applied in terms of purpose, in terms of purpose, and in terms of qualitative methodology of content analysis. Books and articles on the topics of quality healing and good governance have been studied as a community in the present study and the research documents consist of 85 articles in the field of transparency. Fish tool was used to collect data and finally the data were analyzed by coding method and MAXQDA software.

The Transparency Model in the Journal of the Islamic Council of Iran consists of four main categories: information, finance, oversight and accountability.

Collective efforts in the field of transparency can be considered as a competitive advantage for the sustainability of the government. The understanding and sense of the need for quality healing is not hidden from any human being or organization, and the need to use this powerful and efficient tool is felt more and more in popular institutions. Quality healing does not occur spontaneously in institutions and requires fundamental measures and reforms, especially a collective demand. To achieve the issue of moral governance, people need to understand transparency in a tangible way so that public trust, accountability and a clear sense of oversight flow through officials.