Generalization of Fixed Feelings in Allamah's Theory of Credibility to the Essentials of Things and the Relation of Beings to Shoulds

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1 razavi un

2 Master's student at Razavi University of Islamic Sciences

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The issue of the relation of credibility to reality is one of the most important and difficult topics in analytical sciences. The design and explanation of the perceptions of credibility by Allamah Tabataba'i in Islamic philosophy created a new aspect in these topics. The dependence of credentials on human emotions mentioned in Allamah's words has caused problems about these credentials after him. Although, according to Allamah, credentials such as necessity and goodness and evil arise from needs and variable emotions, contrary to some interpretations of these matters, they are not pure credentials and have their roots in the needs and developmental structure of man and his fixed emotions. The research question is whether it is possible to present a version of this discussion that is more successful in the face of the problems by proposing the connection of credentials with the essentials of things? In this article, the issue of credentials from Allamah's perspective and its connection with reality has been addressed analytically. An attempt has also been made to explain the relationship of credibility to reality and being to should from another angle and in an intrinsic way

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Islamic Philosophical Doctrines

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Available Online from 27 October 2025

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