The 268-page book The System of Family Ethics in Islam, authored in Persian by Mohammad Reza Jabbaran, has been published by the Publishing Organization of the Research Institute for Islamic Culture and Thought. This work systematically analyzes the fundamental issues within the domain of family ethics.
The book is structured into six chapters, with each chapter dedicated to a key dimension of family ethics:
- The Structure and Scope of the Family
- The Foundations of Family Ethics
- The Objectives of Family Ethics
- The Epistemological Sources of Family Ethics
- The Methodology of Family Ethics
- The Ethical Support System of the Family
This structural division seeks to provide a scholarly framework for the study of family ethics in Islam, familiarizing the reader with both the theoretical and applied concepts of this field.
The back cover of the book states: “The concept of matrimony and the formation of the family are inherent to human creation. Marriage and the establishment of a family do not merely constitute a superficial union of separate parts; rather, they represent the unification and healing of two halves of a single reality. Consequently, man and woman eagerly embrace this bond.” This philosophical-ethical perspective forms the core theme of the book, which elucidates the significance of ethics within the family structure.
The System of Family Ethics in Islam can serve as an authoritative academic reference for researchers, professors, and students in the disciplines of ethics, family studies, and Islamic humanities.
