مجلة السراج في التربية وقضايا المجتمع
Volume 9, Numéro 1, Pages 09-20
2025-03-31
The Intellectual Expansion Of The Concept Of Civilization And Ethics In The Thoughts Of Malek Bennabi
Authors : Ibrir Samiya .
Abstract
Malek Bennabi, a visionary intellectual, is heralded as an "engineer of civilization" for his profound analysis that spanned the breadth of the Islamic world, not merely the confines of Algerian society. His works intricately weave together the religious and political domains, elucidating how Islam, as a doctrine, orchestrates every facet of life in contrast to the principles of democracy that underpin most modern states. Within his exploration, Bennabi confronted the quandary of achieving a true civilization. His prescient observations remain remarkably relevant, reflecting on the essential prerequisites for a cultural renaissance and the imperative to keep pace with evolving civilizations. He warned against equating technological prowess with societal advancement, advocating instead for a foundational ethos of ethics. Bennabi posited that a deterioration in moral values inevitably precipitates the decline of civilizations, regardless of technological strides. This article endeavors to illuminate how Bennabi’s insights continue to resonate, offering pertinent reflections on the contemporary crisis of civilization, inextricably linked to an ethical quandary.
Keywords
Civilization ; Ethics ; Development ; Renaissance ; Values ; Islam
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