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Showing 3 results for Rituals
Sahar Nikmaram, Dr Masod Kousari, Dr Ali Asghar Pourezzat, Dr Ahmad Naderi,
Volume 5, Issue 3 (2-2017)
Abstract
It is attempted to examine how to construction reality of ethics in Ashura ritual representation in television series, in this paper. For this occasion, it is selected Yalda and Shabe Dahom series among popular religious series of recent years for semiotic analysis randomly, as well as, 31 audiences among the general TV audiences for an interview based on purposive sampling, to obtain the paper purpose. The results of semiotic analysis showed that in both series utilization of technical codes and the form to represent moral dimensions of Karbala event have been alike and limited and somewhat superficial. Both series with only focusing on one of the Muharram rituals symbolic actions (passion play reading) begin to transfer a small part of the broad concepts of morality lies in this event. Accordingly, the ethical dimension represented in the two series consisting of jealousy, sacrifice, courage, cooperation and struggle with carnal desires. Also, the results of audience reception analysis showed that although some audience groups acknowledge moral messages of represented scenes, but understanding of these classes are also based on the overall content of the story but not related scenes of rites representation.
Dr Mohamad Taghi Heydari, Mr Saeid Moharami, Mr Davood , Mr Mohamad Ali Elahi, Mrs Parvin Rahmati,
Volume 9, Issue 1 (7-2020)
Abstract
The city of Zanjan during its ritual is out of its usual state and becomes a stage of a huge and wide play, a play performed by the residents of the city in which the actor and the viewer of the play form a single entity. The questionnaire is structured and after confirming its validity (with a survey of experts) and its reliability according to the quality of cooperation, the statistical population was provided to 170 tourists. In order to develop religious tourism, the index of cultural-religious contexts is very important and special emphasis should be placed on this factor. Because the city of Zanjan has the cultural-religious potential to become a center of ritual and religious tourism. Also, according to the path analysis test, the impact of the index of "cultural-religious contexts" with a value of 0.422 and "social contexts" with a total effect of 0.361 on the development of religious tourism, was more than other indicators. Because, according to the statistical community, the growth of religious beliefs among the people and its acceptance and institutionalization as a superior ideology by society, has led to the formation and development of religious rites.
Batool Rostami, Yarmohamad Ghasemi, Khadijeh Zolghadr,
Volume 12, Issue 2 (11-2023)
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Arbaeen walking rituals is one of the phenomena that has become widespread in the last decades after the extensive support and propaganda of government institutions. The main goal of this article is to discover the consequences of this phenomenon. Methods: This research was conducted using Grounded Theory strategy and 49 Iranian pilgrims who marched in Arbaeen rituals were interviewed. Result: Finally, 26 appearance concepts and 10 categories were classified in the results section. Conclusion: According to the results of the research, the consequences of the walking rituals are as follows: the display of Iran's political power/defective governance/future challenges/behind the scenes challenges/reproduction of religion/change of religious lifestyle/expansion of social tolerance/personalization of religion/rethinking rituals/and development of origin and destination. As a result of these rituals, despite the positive consequences, it will require challenges at the origin and destination.
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