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Pride and Passivity in the Resistance Front:
A Theoretical Model and Management Strategy
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Abbas Pasandide   , Reza Jafari * |
| PhD Student, Teaching the Islamic Ethics, Islamic Maaref University, Qom, Iran |
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Abstract: (133 Views) |
| The core problem of this research is that pride and passivity are two significant psychological phenomena that profoundly impact the sustainability and destiny of the Resistance Front. Using a qualitative method and content analysis approach, this study designs a theoretical model to analyze the components and formation mechanisms of these phenomena and offers management strategies. The findings show that pride, characterized by components such as negligence of truth, overconfidence, and cognitive errors, disrupts strategic analysis. Conversely, passivity, stemming from external pressures and internal despair, leads the resistance to stagnation; the destructive interaction of these two forms a cycle of failure. Consequently, the strategy of Monotheistic Resistance, emphasizing the Divine Will, plays a key role in managing pride and transforming despair into hope. The Quranic model of Tasbih (Glorification) and Istighfar (Seeking Forgiveness) also provides a fundamental and effective mechanism for controlling these challenges and ensuring the cohesion and sustainable success of the Resistance Front by redirecting attention to Divine power and acknowledging shortcomings. |
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| Keywords: Resistance Front, Monotheistic Perspective, Theoretical Model, Pride Management, Passivity Management. |
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Type of Study: theoretic |
Subject:
Normative ethics
Received: 2025/02/21 | Accepted: 2025/06/28 | Published: 2025/07/1
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