The philosophy of ethics in Shiite thought - Hassan Al-Balushi

This work revolves around one of the greatest cities of morality in Islamic civilization; the city of Shiite thought. In one of its remarkable suburbs, there was one of the most important Muslim ethicists; contemplating humans in their most intimate humanity, in that spirit between their ribs, that secret descended from the kingdom and kneaded into the clay of the world. The book "The Philosophy of Ethics in Shiite Thought: Mas'udi as a Model" by Hassan Jamal Al-Balushi was published by Dar Al-Rafidain as part of books on thought and various sects and schools. A brief about the philosophy of ethics in Shiite thought: Why do people race towards good deeds? And why do they endure horrors in search of altruism? And why do they also kill their fellow human? And what drives them to plunge into the depths and shed blood seeking pride? Mas'udi stands observing, philosophizing about the state of humans, seeking causes and reasons, and striving to build goals and systems. In doing so, he does not express personal anxiety or individual pursuit but rather a civilizational extension where the question of ethics was the question, and the answer to it was the meaning.