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Ethics encyclopedias in mosques
The article emphasizes the importance of strengthening the core ethical culture within societies, particularly through the teaching of contemporary and accessible encyclopedias that address virtues and modern morals, rather than relying solely on traditional religious texts. It points out that non-religious countries like Sweden and Japan enjoy high levels of integrity and happiness due to their strong ethical cultures. In contrast, Arab religious discourse tends to focus on external phenomena without promoting fundamental behavioral and intellectual values. The article proposes the need to translate and create Arabic ethical encyclopedias that incorporate findings from modern scientific studies on virtues and values such as justice and equality. These should be widely disseminated in schools and mosques to help develop an educational constitution that contributes to societal progress, with an emphasis on scientific evidence supporting ethical concepts like gender equality.
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