Management of Environmental Protection and Sustainability in the Islamic Revolution
- 1 Islamic Sciences, Gorgan University of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources, Gorgan, Golestan Province, Iran
- 2 Islamic Sciences, Gorgan University of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources, Gorgan, Golestan Province, Iran
Abstract
Conservation of environmental resources and divine merits does not mean the absence of exploitation or the minimal use of it, but to use it optimally and seamlessl y. Therefore, awareness and education in the field of environmental ethics can have a spiritual guarantee in the light of faith and piety ; considering the religious teachings and the experiences of the executives and officials of the Islamic Revolution that become more colorful topics such as environmental justice, environmental ethics, environmental degradation, health and optimal consumption . The expansion of morality is considered to be in the context of human-environmental relations as a revolutionary opportunity and an environmental imperative . In fact, the interests of man are in balance with the interests of other beings ; as a result, there are solutions to protect the inhumane community against human harm . In this project, we used of library methods, review and integration on the basis of articles and environmental studies . The results of this study indicate that there is a relationship between religious beliefs and revolutionary approaches to the environment and environmental ethics. The mentioned verses and narratives, the leadership ’ s recommendations all emphasize on environmental protection; and authorities have done this knowledge and information in the best way to raise the level of education . The results of the research show the upward trend in the environment after the Islamic Revolution in the process of approving and drafting laws .
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