Document Type : Scientific-Research Article

Authors

• Hesamodin Ashna ¹
• Mohammad Kazemi Qahfarkhi ²

¹ Associate Professor of Culture and communication of Imam Sadiq university

² Ph.D student of Culture and communication of Imam Sadiq university

Abstract

This article tries to consider a policy making model for planning cultural activities in the Allavi type of Government. To this end, through library and document analysis research, both primary and secondary resources have been investigated and political specifications of Alavi government have been extracted. Alavi Governing era was the time of consolidating Islamic system and due to the infallibility of its ruler, there is no need of discussing the preliminary aspects of Islam in that time and place. This is to some extent similar to the existing condition in the Islamic Republic of Iran, and considering the pivotal role of religion here, the aim is to see how it is possible to utilize Alavi model of government in our cultural policy making. Since the starting point in policy making is the recognition of problems, by listing the problems in Alavi era, three problems, namely elitism, superficiality, and sticking to worldly gains were recognized. Due to the fact that each of the above problems refers to general fields of politics (elitism), economics (materialism), and religion (superficiality), we can do the same with our own policy making. By surveying the problems that Alavi government faced, three general policies of tending to people in politics, justice in economics, and education in religion have been considered, each being scrutinized in the ending section of the article.

Keywords

• Cultural Policy Making
• Justice
• religious education
• tending to people
• Alavi government
• Imam Ali (A)
• Amiralmo'menin

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