The position and role of the Imam in the realization of the Ummah- Islamic civilization (in the light of verse 47 of Surah Yunus)

The central goal of the Islamic revolution is to establish a new Islamic civilization in the current era. Understanding this importance and the huge plan to realize it is one of the necessities of our current society and especially the elites of the field and university. In order to understand this issue accurately, we must reach a precise understanding of the place and role of the Imam in the realization of Islamic civilization by considering the divine verses and in the light of Quranic concepts such as Medina, Ummah, Balad, Rasul and Imam. Among the divine verses, verse 74 of Surah Yunus is "Wallikl' ummah is a messenger, so if their messengers come to a dispute between them, we will not be oppressed." The verse can be used to explain the social theory of Islam in formation Ummah and civilization are realized and that is the theory of Imamat-Ummat. This theory is fundamentally different from the social theory of domination in pre-modern societies and the social theory of the market in modern societies. In this theory, the Imam is the pillar of the Ummah and civilization, and civilization is built around the authority of the Imam and through the love of the Ummah. Civilization and the nation are formed on the basis of the system of wills centered on the central will, which can be observed in the emergence of this system of wills in various fields of the nation; Second, the most important act of the Imam in the Ummah is to establish justice and justice, and this means adhering to the proportions of the establishment of monotheism, which can only be realized through the path of the Imam's wilayat and the guardianship of humans to that guardianship, which is just like the path of the divine guardianship and guardianship of God. Is. Therefore, justice means the fulfillment of the proportions of the flow of guardianship and responsibility to the Imam.