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Authors

• Mahsa Shoeibi ¹
• Reza Shamansoori ²

¹ Department of Islamic Ethics, Faculty of Education and Islamic Thought

² PhD graduate in Islamic Ethics Teacher Training, Islamic Studies University of Qom

Abstract

One of the challenging topics between mystics and jurists is the amount of attention to the inner and truth of the law. The mystics have taken a comprehensive look at the rulings, customs, and teachings of religion by designing a system of law, method and truth. But the same view has been criticized. To understand and judge more accurately, it is necessary to review the concept of these three words and their relationship with each other. Therefore, the purpose of this study is to examine the concept and relationship of the Shari'a, the way and the truth in the mystics 'view and to respond to critics' bugs in an analytical descriptive method based on the narrative, rational and intuitive evidence. The result is that the Shari'a includes jurisprudential and the appearance of ethics, the manner of humanity, and the esoteric dimension of ethics and truth related to the inner intuition of transcendence, his names and attributes. The relationship between the Shari'a is not transverse, but long, and each is the inner case. Therefore, the interpretation of the cortex to the law does not mean disregard for it, and the law is the cause of the truth and survival; So human beings are never needed from the Shari'a. The truth does not add anything to the Shari'ah and the intuition is not the disadvantage of reason and revelation, and the criterion of witnesses is the Shari'a.