The origins of the necessary purposes in human instinct and its impact on the motives of murder in the Holy Qur'an (a comparative study)

Authors

  • Prof. Dr. Sinjar Jassim Mohammed Khalaf Al-Harbi كلية الإمام الأعظم - رحمه الله - الجامعة قسم أصول الدين / ديالي
  • Dr. Ali Hammoud Hussein Hammoud Al-Harbi كلية الإمام الأعظم - رحمه الله - الجامعة قسم أصول الدين / ديالى

Keywords:

أصول, المقاصد, البواعث, الفطرة, جرائم القتل

Abstract


In the first section, we dealt with the origins of purposes in human instinct, which are the five faculties: religion, soul, mind, offspring, honor, lineage and money, and their relationship to human nature, and the relationship of these assets to the psychological motive that drives the will to commit murder, and the benefit of the researcher's knowledge, then we mentioned the verses related to these assets from The side of the murders, and their relationship to these assets was linked, and the motives behind the will to commit murders were clarified, ending with the results of the research.

Published

2026-04-27

How to Cite

Prof. Dr. Sinjar Jassim Mohammed Khalaf Al-Harbi, & Dr. Ali Hammoud Hussein Hammoud Al-Harbi. (2026). The origins of the necessary purposes in human instinct and its impact on the motives of murder in the Holy Qur’an (a comparative study). AL-Yarmouk Journal, 17(4-PART 1-SEPTEMPER), 7–54. Retrieved from https://journal.al-yarmok.edu.iq/index.php/alyj/article/view/1563