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The Realm of Freedom… A. Mirzaei and S.H. Abedian (35
In addition to that, man
does not have the capacity
and aspect of absolute
freedom; Because the man
who with this limited freedom
has started a storm of
rebellion and the slogan “I
am your supreme Lord!”
(Quran, 79: 24)
What would he not do if his
freedom was absolute on the
assumption that it was
impossible! This lack of
capacity is rooted in human
nature, which is a mixture of
opposites. Maintaining the
level of moderation and
control, each of these
opposites, will be a smooth
compound for human growth
and reaching the ultimate goal
and divine satisfaction:
“And God's pleasure is
superior (to all these); And
this is the great victory”.
(Quran, 9: 72)
But disturbing the balance
and not maintaining this
harmony will lead a person to
a deviant path and lead him to
the abyss of destruction:
“And the one who has
defiled his soul with sin
and sin has become
hopeless and deprived”.
(Quran, 91: 10)
By accepting the principle
of limitation for human
freedom, it can be said that
the limits of freedom from the
viewpoint of every thinker are
derived from the definition
that has been expressed for
freedom, so it is not possible
to present limits that are not
compatible with the given
definition.
Based on this, the course
along the definition is In
expressing the realm of
freedom, we face different
and contradictory explanations;