The formulation of Islam's ethical system, its ontological and epistemological foundations, its ultimate and intermediate goals, and its characteristics such as comprehensiveness and theocentrism are the main themes of Hossein-Ali Rahmati's lecture series. The relationship between ethics and jurisprudence is also examined.

Audio of 9 sessions of the lecture series Formulating the Ethical System of Islam, by Hosseinali Rahmati
The aim of the present course; the structure of class research papers; the concept of "system" in the ethical system of Islam; the importance of a systematic approach to Islamic ethics; the benefits and applications of familiarity with the ethical system of Islam; the necessity of formulating the ethical system of Islam in the present era
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- Introducing some sources on the ethical system of Islam; the lack of a comprehensive source on the ethical system of Islam; the importance and place of ethics in the system of Islamic thought; the characteristics of a desirable ethical system; the presuppositions of the existence of an ethical system in Islam; the definition of the "Ethical System of Islam"
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-Commonalities between the ethical system of Islam and other ethical systems; Characteristics of the ethical system of Islam: 1. Comprehensiveness and Inclusiveness
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Continuation of the characteristics of the ethical system of Islam: 2. Theocentrism, 3. Rule-governedness, 4. Capacity for moral justification, 5. Attention to human differences, 6. The multi-dimensional nature of the value system
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Continuation of the characteristics of the ethical system of Islam: 7. Internal coherence, 8. Capability of rational explanation, 9. Attention to the goodness of the act and the goodness of the agent, 10. The hierarchical nature of values, 11. Hereafter-orientation
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