Document Type : PAPER DERIVED FROM THESIS

Authors

• Batool Marzouq Raja al-Nakhli ¹
• As'ad al-Salman ²

¹ MA in Department of Quran and Hadith, Faculty of Quran and Hadith Studies, Al-Mustafa International University, Qom, Iran (Corresponding Author)

² Lecturer in Department of Quran and Hadith, Faculty of Quran and Hadith Studies, Al al-Bayt International University, Qom, Iran

Abstract

SUBJECT AND OBJECTIVES: This article, discusses the behavioral and moral characteristics of Jews; Such as betrayal of the divine covenant, hiding the truth and closing the way to serving God, lying, stinginess, fear and so on. These characteristics were the reason for their deviation and confrontation with the prophets of Israel; Because they dealt severely with the prophets in order to oppose the invitation of the prophets and to oppose their movement, as a result of which they were killed, displaced and degraded from the position and virtue that God had created for them.
METHOD AND FINDING: In this article, an analysis of the social characteristics of the Jews in the Holy Quran is presented, which with the aim of presenting the identity of the Jewish community such as their name, language, living areas, travels and religion, Have a theme. In the continuation of the article, the lessons and teachings learned from the story of the Jews in the Holy Quran and the ways to protect the Islamic society from the danger of the Jews were examined; Among other things, studying the personality and beliefs of Jews and getting to know them in the face of their intellectual and psychological aggression can help Muslims.
CONCLUSION: The results of the research show that the Jews are a Bedouin nation that has strict rules in life and despite adhering to ancient civilizations such as Egypt and Canaan, they still adhere to their principles of life and beliefs. The Jewish people, though receiving many divine blessings through the prophets; But they did not believe in the blessings of God and distorted their religion.

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Keywords

• The Holy Quran
• Jews
• Social Characteristics

Main Subjects

• Abrahamic Religions