The Issue of Belief in the Prophets in the Qur’an and Its Ethical Implications: A Study in the Interpretations of Al- Mizan and Min Wahy- Al- Qur’an

Belief in the prophets is one of the most important topics in the world of Islamic religiosity. Verses such as the last verses of Surat Al-Baqarah affirm belief in God’s prophets, books and angels, and speak of the absence of a difference between God’s messengers. In this thesis, we dealt with this issue in a descriptive and qualitative way to know the ethical results that can be believed in the prophets. Our findings showed that both commentators shared common views on the necessity of believing in all of God’s messengers. Allama Tabatabai and Allama Fadlallah, the two great Shiite commentators, although they did not say anything about the moral consequences of this belief, but from all the investigations we were able to conclude that belief in the divine messengers has moral effects on the individual and society. Tolerance of those who believe in other religions, and having one or more of these divine messengers at the head of those religions, can be the basis for the peaceful coexistence and moral virtue of altruism, sacrifice and benevolence in the presence of believers. In this principle or principle.