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        1 - the moderate insight from the view points of the muslim scholars Farabi and Qazali
        Hamidreza Hajibabaeei Mahboubeh  Yazdanpanah
        The present study was conducted with the aim of explaining the moral boundary from the viewpoint of Islamic scholars (Farabi, Ibn Maskawayh, Imam Mohammad Ghazali and Mohammad Naraghi). The research method was library study type. The library research method is used in a More
        The present study was conducted with the aim of explaining the moral boundary from the viewpoint of Islamic scholars (Farabi, Ibn Maskawayh, Imam Mohammad Ghazali and Mohammad Naraghi). The research method was library study type. The library research method is used in all scientific research, and in some of them the subject of research in terms the method, from the beginning to the end, is based on the findings of the library research. In this group of researcher's researches, one should study literature and subject matter and research subject. In the present research, the researcher, in order to explain the moral boundary according to the method of library study, is one of the most important foundations and components related to the moral boundary that includes goodness, happiness, power, moderation, virtues and vices, from the perspective of great philosophers Islamic (including al-Farabi, al-Ghazali), which is largely a follower of Aristotle and Plato. In connection with the general results of the explanation of the moral boundaries, it can be said that Farabi's, Imam Mohammad Ghazali and Mohammad Naraghi's views are very similar to Aristotle's school and have not had a particular initiative in explaining the moral norms, but Ibn Meshkui's views and ideas, especially in the subject of moderation There have been innovations that followed the pure pursuit of Aristotle and Plato. Finally, the researcher in the form of the present research has discussed the above in the further research, which includes the first to fifth chapters of the study, in detail. Manuscript profile