:: Volume 5, Issue 15 (spring 2012) ::
پژوهشنامه اخلاق 2012, 5(15): 57-76 Back to browse issues page
Trade propagations in the ground of professional ethic
Akbar Sajedi , Ali N`amati
Member of Islamic studies in Tabriz Medical University.
Abstract:   (1595 Views)
Professional ethic of the trade propagations can be studied systematically in a school of thought. Regardless of cultural and religious differences, one cannot generalize the common cases of obligations. A comparative consideration of the culture revealed by Islam and that of the West makes it clear that trade propagations in the western model is marked with such failures as instrumental attitude to human, moral abnormalities, and deceit and dissipation. While in Islam such principles like human dignity, moral norms, guiding, and equilibrium have been considered. Professional ethic has also covered the field of naming the product of propagation, and, therefore, such acts as using soft deceits such as exaggeration, copy and misuse of names and using foreign language are known ethically illegal. Exaggerating propagations and misusing them has been considered to be against the citizen`s personal lives
Keywords: Trade propagations, professional ethic, western model, Islamic model.
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Type of Study: theoretic | Subject: ethics
Received: 2021/03/2 | Accepted: 2012/03/29 | Published: 2012/03/29


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