L’intention comme acte de paix à l’épreuve de la pensée philosophique arabo-musulmane

Abstract

We propose to place this analysis in the theological-philosophical field. In this respect, a psychological concept such as peace-tested intention describes an internal state of the subject or agent. Thus, intention as participation in peace is a concept that is the subject of much debate among Arab-Muslim theologians and philosophers, among others. This debate is interesting in that it questions the changeable nature of the human being. If a person's internal states depend on their emotions, feelings and, above all, their intentions, then the actions they take on a daily basis bear the mark of the intention behind their actions. We live in society with others. There can be no cohabitation or all-out development without peace based on reason. It is in calm and serenity that human genius is at its best.