Part of مفاهيم أهل السنة (اكتملت السلسلة)
· Lesson 1045 of 1189
خلاصة مفاهيم أهل السنة | المفهوم (1105) | المكيافيلية
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Summary of Sunni concepts
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Machiavellianism
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It was named after Machiavelli, the author of The Prince in the year one thousand five hundred and thirteen AD
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It is considered the first seed paving the way for secularism
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In his aforementioned book, Machiavelli explicitly called for the exclusion of religion from governance and politics
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He identified three fundamental foundations derived from a purely non-religious perception
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Firstly, man is evil by nature and his desire for good is artificial to achieve his own benefit only
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Therefore, in his view, there is no embarrassment regarding this inherent nature and no blame for being carried away by it
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Secondly, completely separating politics, religion and morality and confirming that there is no connection between them
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He did not deny religion and morality in and of themselves
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But he made it impossible for the ruling to adhere to their controls
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For him, religion and morals are limited to individuals
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Thirdly, the end justifies the means
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This is his practical rule that is an alternative to religion and morality
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Machiavellianism became known and became famous
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In fact, it is just one of its three foundations
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It's not all Machiavellianism
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Summary of Sunni concepts