The emotional experience in the philosophy of Al moutawahid - Ibn Sina as a model

Abstract

The interest in Islamic moral and educational thought in both ancient and modern studies is essentially an evaluation and specification of human behavior in its various voluntary actions, some of which are good and some are evil. Thus, the science of ethics generally addresses two main axes: good and evil. Through sound ethics, a person learns the virtues and values that shape their behavior and actions, which can vary from one individual to another due to the differences in human natures. Therefore,we propose to clarify and illustrate the essential relationship between ethics and psychological emotions, attempting to understand whether this has an influence and effect on determining and regulating people's behaviors. Among those who have focused on this field is the prominent scholar Avicenna, who is known for linking psychological moods and emotions with ethics. He observed that psychological emotions have an
impact on the body, as well as on external behaviors and movements.Given this, we aim to explore the essence of this relationship and its reflections on determining solitary and alienated human behavior.