Looking for civilization
Introduction
In primitive times, human society was uncivilized because people did not have biblical knowledge. The Stone Age, the discovery of fire, and the cooking of food are thought to be a significant part of human civilization. A world dependent on current technology. This technology has come from science and science has come from philosophy and philosophy has come from human conscience i.e. the consciousness of civilization. Just as history existed before history was written, so we know that the practice of science, even before the history of science, was practiced even before the history of philosophy began to be written. Man is developing his own necessary thinking consciousness by utilizing the benefits of technology and he hopes that this technology dependent world will make human civilization more important.
What is civilization?
The English word for civilization is civilization which comes from the Latin word civis which means a person living in a city. When people in a place are civilized, they live together in a large well-organized group like a city, not in a small tribe or joint family. The word civilization was first found in Norbert Elias's book The Civilizing Process (1939).
Civilization has always been dependent on agriculture. However, it is thought that ancient civilizations developed in Peru centered on the sea and its various elements. Sometimes the word civilization is used to mean "living in the city".
Civilization is the development of a nation's standard of living, method, art, literature, philosophy, science, religion, action, social hierarchy, full and institutional, political system and various subjects. Social hierarchy refers to the classification of citizens living in a state on the basis of race, religion, caste, gender, etc.
Thus civilization is to be rescued from barbarism, to learn the art of living; to enlighten people with knowledge and to make their tastes elegant. Respect for each other, the least sensitive behavior is the key to civilization that with a little effort people can achieve on their own merits. Modern civilization is a fruitful contribution to the cultural and technological development of a society.
Definition of civilization:
"To bring out a state of barbarism, to instruct in the art of life; to enlighten and refine." Oxford English Dictionary
"Civilization is supposed to be a stage of culture reached by a more evolved and complex society in which those large aggregations of people, called cities, come in to existence." - Restart K
"Civilization is the ultimate form of a non-superstitious society," L. H. Morgan said in his book Ancient Society.
"Civilization is an evolving stage of cultural life," Giserbatt said.
Society Culture is a system of societal rules and behavior. It has been used to mean the more sophisticated or refined etiquette of a time. Culture is what people believe, how they act and interact, and the way.
What are the ancient civilizations? Its description.
Although Homo sapiens, the wise man, originated 200,000 years ago, the beginning of human civilization is only 5,000 years old.
Maya Civilization, Indus Civilization, Greek Civilization, Roman Civilization, Egyptian Civilization, Persian Civilization, Second Urban Civilization, Mehergarh Civilization, Sumerian Civilization, Harappan Civilization, Inca Civilization, Chaldean Civilization, Indian Civilization.
Various ancient civilizations of the ancient Indian subcontinent, 1. Indus civilization. Dynasties, 1. Gopta 2. Pall 3. Sen. 4. Dev, 5. Chondra.
Maya Civilization:
The Maya people belong to the people of archeological culture and modern people. The ancient Maya civilization, established across the regions of Mexico, Guatemala, Honduras and El Salvador in Central America, was a highly developed civilization. Those who have left their mark on various subjects including mathematics, astronomy, architecture. Early periods were established between 200 and 250 BC. In ancient times, they reached their peak of development in many Maya cities from 250-900 BC, and continued throughout the postclassic until the arrival of the Spaniards. It was one of the most densely populated and culturally dynamic societies in the world. They recorded the dates very accurately. Their calendar was completely different from our current calendar. Instead of letters and numbers, there were combinations of hieroglyphic images, although researchers have been able to decipher their meanings. The Mayan calendar is thought to have been in use since at least the fifth century BC. Due to the high level of interaction and cultural expansion, the development of writing, the sentences quoted at the beginning of the book and the calendar which did not originate with Maya, yet their civilization fully developed them. Spread from the Americas to Guatemala, El Salvador, Mexico and Honduras in the north, this civilization has left behind many remarkable architectural monuments. Today, Maya and their descendants spread throughout the Maya region. Involvement in maintaining the results of a set of pre-Columbian and ideological conventions and distinctions of ideas. Many Maya speakers still speak Maya as their primary language. Rabinal Achi, a play written in the Achi language, was declared by UNESCO in 2005 as the best contribution to the oral and intangible heritage of humanity.
The most notable architecture of the Maya civilization is the Chichen Itza. Many call it El Castillo in the local language. Tulum is located on the Yucatan Peninsula off the east coast of Mexico. It was built around 1200 AD. At this time the decline of the Maya civilization began. So Tulum is somewhat dreamy compared to other architectures of the Maya civilization. Palenque, an archeological site on the western edge of the Maya civilization. The region is currently home to the Schiapas of Mexico. Although the size of the couch is smaller than other architectures of the Maya civilization, its beauty is immense. Most of its constructions were made between 600 AD and 600 AD. The word Uxmal means 'built in three times'. It is the most famous and longest known architecture of the Maya civilization. The Pyramid of Magicians is 115 feet long. The temple was built in five phases between the sixth and tenth centuries.
The fall of the Maya Civilization:
During 925 AD, the famous Maya city-state of Chichen Itza became very influential and powerful. They became the de facto capital of the Maya Empire at this time. It was the best Maya city for the next 200 years. During this time the world-famous Mayan pyramid was built in Chichen Itza. The Maya lowlands of the southern lowlands fell in the 8th and 9th centuries. This fall occurred through a break in the construction of monumental inscriptions and large-scale architecture. The theory of non-pollution of the Maya fall is divided into several subdivisions, such as overpopulation, foreign invasions, peasant revolts, and the collapse of special trade routes. Environmental estimates include environmental disasters, epidemics, and climate change. The Maya people were thought to have exceeded the carrying capacity of the environment through potential agricultural depletion and over-hunting.
Indus Civilization or Harappan Civilization or Mehergarh Civilization
One of the oldest urban civilizations in the world is the Indus Valley Civilization, which was formed on the banks of the Indus River and a group of people who reached the peak of prosperity suddenly disappeared from the face of the earth. Only the skeleton of that civilization remains, which still amazes scientists. Scientists have not stopped asking why and how this distant Bronze Age civilization came to an end, the two prehistoric cities of Harappa and Mohenjodaro were lost.
In 518 BC, the Persian emperor Darayus (Darayaboush) conquered parts of India, including the Indus region. 'Hidush', in Greek descriptions it becomes 'India'. After Ara conquered India in 712 AD, Sindh was renamed Hindustan. The people who lived here are called Hindus and their religion is Hindu. According to John Marshall, the period of the Indus Valley Civilization is from 3250 to 2750 BC. John Marshall first used the term Indus Civilization and he measured the period of the first civilization in 1931. From the seals found in the Indus Valley Civilization, it is estimated that the period of the Indus Valley Civilization is 2350 to 160 BC. Most historians believe that the actual period of the Indus Valley Civilization is from 3000 BC to 1500 BC. The Indus Valley Civilization is a Bronze Age civilization. It was a civilization larger than Mesopotamia and Egypt with an area of 1.3 million sq km.
In 1921, Dayaram Sahani discovered an advanced urban civilization on the banks of the Irrawaddy or Ravi River in the Montgomery district of the Punjab. At the same time, in 1922, the eminent Bengali archaeologist Rakhaldas Bandyopadhyay discovered the most advanced specimens of the Copper-Stone Age civilization at Mohenjodaro in the Larkana district of Sindh province on the west bank of the Indus. Around the same time, Dayaram Sahani discovered traces of this civilization at Harappa in the Montgomery district of the Punjab. This civilization was first called 'Indus Civilization' as it was first discovered on the banks of the river Indus. At present, traces of this civilization have been discovered in various places like Mahen-jo-daro, Kalibangan, Kotdigi, Bonwali, Lothal, Dholibira etc. Although innumerable centers of the Indus Valley Civilization have been discovered, the city refers to only five or six. Since the decipherment of the Indus script has not been possible even today, its identity can be found from its ruins. Who built this civilization is still a mystery. The period of this ancient civilization probably lasted from 2500 BC to 1500 BC.
The oldest civilization in India is the Mehergarh civilization. Two French archaeologists (Jean-Fransois Jarrez, Richard H. Miz) discovered the Mehergarh civilization in Balochistan between 1973 and 1980. This civilization developed in 9000 BC. Mehergarh is located in the Kochi Valley on the banks of the Belan River. It is located 150 miles northwest of Mohenjo-daro. It belongs to the Balochistan administration. The first specimens of agriculture are found in this civilization. Among the sights of Mehergarh civilization: Fort Gul Mohammad, Rana Ghundai, Anjira, Kotdiji, Mundigak and Gumla are some of them.
In recent times, more than 1,500 centers of this civilization, large and small, have been discovered across the Indus in India and beyond. For this reason, the Indus Valley Civilization is no longer called the Harappan Civilization, after the name of the first discovered place. Mehergarh is also a center of this Harappan civilization. One of the reasons for the development of Harappan urban culture is the commercial prosperity of the region. Harappan trade relations were established with various regions in India and outside India. Waterways and land routes were used. From the Himalayas came fir trees, from Karnataka came gold, from Rajputana came copper and lead, from Rajputana-Gujarat came precious stones, Kathiawar shells. Outside India, gold, silver, lead, tin and precious stones were imported from Balochistan, Afghanistan and Iran. Cotton, cotton cloth, copper, ivory and various commodities made of teeth were exported from the Indus Valley. Cotton and cotton were the main materials of export trade. Usually the city rises from the village. But in the present Indian subcontinent, we find the beginning with the opposite. Vedic civilization was mainly village centered. But its predecessor Harappan civilization was a city-centered and well-planned social system.
Until the discovery of this civilization, the Indus Civilization was thought to be the oldest civilization in India, but the discovery of Mehergarh proves that an advanced civilization developed in India in the pre-Indus period. For a long time it was thought that Harappa and Mohenjodaro were remote colonies of Mesopotamia. Now, after this discovery, it can be firmly stated that the creators of the Indus Valley Civilization are not foreigners - they are the people of the Indian subcontinent. The advanced urban civilization of Harappa-Mohenjo-daro is no accident - the development of human civilization in Mehergarh and adjoining areas is a perfect embodiment of Harappan civilization.
Decline of Indus Civilization or Harappan Civilization or Mehergarh Civilization:
The deep conspiracy of nature is hidden in the fall of Indus civilization. The deep conspiracy of nature is hidden in the fall of Indus civilization. Changes in wind speed, day after day less rain and drought - but one of the world's oldest civilizations was lost. Other causes are natural disasters (floods, river drying up, increased salinity, excessive deforestation, frequent earthquakes, desertification, etc.). Nishantha Malik, a group of American scientists of Indian descent, has analyzed the climate of northern India for more than 5,000 years. As the cause of the decline of the Indus Valley Civilization arose on the one hand, the constant invasion of the nomadic Indo-Aryans, on the other hand, the issue of the great earthquakes that took place at that time. According to historians Martimer Wheeler and Stuart Piaget, the main reason for the decline of the Indus Valley Civilization was the Aryan invasion. M. R. According to Sahani, frequent floods of the Indus River and changes in the course of the Indus River are responsible for its destruction. According to the Alter Fair Service, the use of excess resources and deforestation is the cause of its destruction. According to HT Lamarrick, the frequent changes in the course of the Indus reduced the population of Mohenjo-daro, weakened it, and made it easier for the barbarians to attack. Robert Lt. According to Ryke, this civilization was destroyed as a result of the defects caused by leaf movement. In the Rig Veda, the Aryan god Indra is called Purandar or the destroyer of fortifications. Martimer Wheeler thinks that the city here means the city of Indus. Koshambi also expressed this opinion. Other causes of this devastation include the deterioration of trade, lack of civic awareness and neglect of defense. Although several possible causes for the decline of the Indus Valley Civilization have been raised in the discussion, the theory of climate change has been presented most strongly in the research paper. The Rochester Institute of Technology scientist claims that climate change is the main reason for the decline of the Indus Valley Civilization.
Greece /Greek civilization
The two words 'Greek' and 'Greece' are race and country, respectively. Most historians have acknowledged ancient Greece as the foundation of modern Western civilization. Ancient Greek civilization developed around the Mediterranean. The names of two cultures are intertwined with Greek civilization for geographical and cultural reasons. One is 'Hellenic' and the other is Hellenistic. Greece is called the land of Hellenic civilization. The culture that developed from the beginning in Athens, the capital of Greece, is called the Hellenic culture. The Greek peninsula was the center of this culture. The Hellenic civilization lasted until 338 BC. At this time a new culture was born in Alexandria, Egypt, a mixture of Greek and Agric culture. In history, this culture is known as Hellenistic culture.
One of the ancient civilizations that emerged in Greece was the Minoan civilization on the island of Crete, and the original Helladic civilization of the Greek mainland, which lasted from 2700 BC to 1450 BC. The Minoans were a people of Proto-Indo European descent, and the Mycenaeans assimilated the Cretan culture after Cretanism. They were mainly engaged in maritime trade, thriving using the fertile natural resources of their own island, the main export being timber. Exports were mainly to Cyprus, Syria, Egypt and the Aegean islands. The geographical environment of Greece was a little different. Many hills stood like walls in this area. As a result, the country is divided into several small regions. These small countries are called urban states. Leading among them were Sparta and Athens. Both Sparta and Athens were enemies of each other. Sparta's state leaders were authoritarian so it was a military city state. The neighboring state, on the other hand, had two parliaments, so it was a democratic state. In Athens, the parliament of tribal chiefs was called the Ariopagus, and the common citizens' association was called the Ecclesiastes. Pericles came to power in Athens in 480 AD and finally established democracy. Athens formed an alliance with its allies called the Dalian League. Sparta, on the other hand, formed another alliance with its allies, the Peloponnesian League. The war between these two alliances is known as the Peloponnesian War. The final fall of this war took place in Athens. In 369 BC, Athens came under Spartan rule.
The Mycenaeans came from a region called Mycenae, the other Mycenaean regions are Athens, Pils, Thebes, Tiran, etc. Along with the Dark Ages, Greece lost the knowledge and alphabet of the Mycenaean age. But around 800 BC, the Renaissance of Greece reformed the Phoenician alphabet and introduced the Greek alphabet. The Greeks were then divided into small city-states. The early period of Greece can be interpreted as the era of reconciliation with the East. Because Greece was then on the brink of a new Assyrian civilization but not under it. During that period Greece became rich by importing a lot of knowledge, science, art and mythology from the East.
According to Hatun al-Fasi, Greek-centricity is a view of history that places the Greek world at the center of a civilized universe. Werner Jigger uses the term 'Greek-centricity' to describe Greek influence on the progress of modern European culture. According to him, only the 'Greek-centric world' contains the real 'ideal' and since Europe's 'worldly and spiritual' journey began in Greece. Heinrich von Steaden defines Greek centralism as a kind of "epistemological advantage" that historians of science often attribute to science that emerged from the Greek world over other ancient civilizations.
The Greeks believed in polytheism. Zeus was the chief god of the Greeks. The god Apollo and the goddess Athena were also particularly important. The Greeks believed that the gods lived on the top of Mount Olympus in northern Greece. The Battle of Troy is a very important part of Greek mythology. The Battle of Troy began with a feud between three Greek goddesses. The three goddesses are Athena, Hera and Afriditi. Another goddess 'Eris' quarreled among them. Eris is the goddess of strife and chaos. He gave a golden apple to these three goddesses, sometimes referred to as the 'apple of chaos' and on which was engraved the sentence 'for the best beauty'. As a result, each of the three goddesses began to call herself the claimant of this apple. None of the gods dared to judge the form of the three goddesses. Zeus was compelled to choose the beauty of Paris, the prince of Troy, who was a man from head to toe. Paris called Aphrodite the most beautiful and in return received the love of the best beauty in the world from Aphrodite as a gift. The most beautiful woman at that time was Helen, the wife of King Menelaus of Sparta, Greece. The battle began when Paris fled to Troy with Helen. Menelaus called on his brother, Agamemnon, king of the kingdom of Mycenae, to go to war, to bring Helen back. Agamemnon left for Troy with his Asians team. For about ten years, Agamemnon's army surrounded Troy. In that bloody battle, the Asians hero Achilles, Ajax and Trojan hero Paris and his brother Hector died. At one point, Greek warriors resorted to a cunning tactic called the Trojan Horse to enter Troy. The Trojans thought it was an ordinary wooden horse and made the biggest mistake by letting the Trojan horse in. The story is so captivating and thrilling that the Battle of Troy occupies a significant place in Greek or Roman literature. This romantic tragedy has become immortal, especially through Homer's two epics, the Iliad and the Odyssey. In ancient times, the Greeks believed that the Battle of Troy was a historical fact. But the story of the Trojan War became popular in 17 when Heinrich Schliemann and Frank Calvert, two archaeologists, discovered the city of Troy in the Hisarlic region of Turkey.
The greatest contribution of the Greeks was in the practice of philosophy. Thales was one of the earliest famous philosophers. Thales explains the natural cause of the first solar eclipse, rather than the myth. Gradually a kind of rationalist philosopher appeared in Greece. They were called sophist. Protagoras was the oldest famous Greek philosopher of the Sophist community. Not an unknown mystery of creation, but a criterion for man, he has become well-known for his contributions to the discussion of philosophy and linguistics in that light. He believed, 'Man is the measure of all things.'
Socrates was one of the most famous Greek philosophers. Protesting against unjust rule, the Greek ruling class killed this great philosopher in 399 BC by ingesting poison made by Hemlock vine. His last sentence before death was, 'Crito, I owe a cock to Asclep1LS, will you remember to pay the debt? ("Crito, Asclepius gets us a rooster, don't forget to pay his debt"). Asclepius is the Greek god of healing. From Socrates' last words, he meant that death meant healing and liberation of the soul from the body. Socrates is called the 'guru of all sages'. The famous quote of Socrates
Education is the kindling of a flame, not the filling of a vessel.
Slanderers do not hurt me because they do not hit me.
I die, you to live which is better only God knows.
An unexamined life is not worth living.
Knowledge is virtue.
Know thyself.
Dictatorship naturally arises out of democracy, and the most aggravated form of tyranny and slavery out of the most extreme liberty.
We can easily forgive a child who is afraid of the dark; the real tragedy of life is when men are afraid of the light.
Good people do not need laws to tell them to act responsibly, while bad people will find a way around the laws.
There are two things a person should never be angry at, what they can help, and what they cannot.
The philosopher Plato, a student of Socrates, took Greek philosophy to the extreme. He captured his thoughts by writing a book called The Republic. Plato founded the school of philosophy, the Akademia, in 365 BC. He wrote another book, The Dialogues of Socrates, on the teachings of Socrates. Plato's famous quote-
Dictatorship naturally arises out of democracy, and the most aggravated form of tyranny and slavery out of the most extreme liberty.
We can easily forgive a child who is afraid of the dark; the real tragedy of life is when men are afraid of the light.
Good people do not need laws to tell them to act responsibly, while bad people will find a way around the laws.
There are two things a person should never be angry at, what they can help, and what they cannot.
"Krlue is Knowledge and Education is the main thing to acquire virtue."
Plato's student Aristotle was also a great philosopher. One of his famous books is called 'The Politics'. He is the founder of Lyceum. Aristotle was Alexander's tutor. Aristotle's Quote –
You will never do anything in this world without courage. It is the greatest quality of the mind next to honor.
Love is composed of a single soul inhabiting two bodies.
Courage is the first of human qualities because it is the quality which guarantees the others.
The aim of art is to represent not the outward appearance of things, but their inward significance.
I count him braver who overcomes his desires than him who conquers his enemies; for the hardest victory is over self.
The epic Iliad and Odyssey are based on the thousands of years old story of the blind Greek epic Homer. He is called the 'blind bird'. The most popular playwright in Greece was Aeschylus. His two most famous plays are Prometheus Bound and Agamemnon. The playwright Sophocles wrote more than a hundred plays. The two most popular of these are 'Antigone' and 'Electra'. The famous tragedy 'King Oedipus' by the playwright Sophocles. Euripides was a famous Greek classical playwright. His most talked about play is Orestes. The Greeks had an equal credit for writing history. The Greek historian Herodotus is called the father of history. Another famous Greek historian was Thucydides. He is called the father of scientific history.
Greek scientists first mapped the earth. The Greek philosopher Anaximandos was the first to draw a map of the world. They were the first to prove that the earth is a planet and that it revolves in orbit. The famous Greek mathematician Pythagoras was born in the 6th century BC. The scientist Anaxagoras was born in the 5th century BC. The medical scientist Hippocrates gained considerable fame. The influence of Greek antiquity on the language, politics, education system, philosophy, art and architecture of the modern world is immense.
The eleventh and twelfth centuries were called the Golden Age of Byzantine art in Greece. The city of Acropolis, one of the carriers of Greece's golden age, is now a tourist attraction. When the Greek and Roman civilizations collapsed in the fifth century, there was a kind of dark kingdom in the West or Europe called the Dark Age. Then there was the kingdom of the Barbarians.
Looking for civilization
People are socialized and social creatures. There is a saying here called social culture. In this culture, people grow up in a society and automatically become accustomed to different behaviors without any basis or social hindrance. Everyone from children to the elderly is trapped in some kind of society. The spirits of the passers-by on the street again stand on that road and the woman goes after all but under the social behavior. This life is automatic, innate and natural, which is governed and controlled by the Spirit. Every human being here has the right to lead a life of his own. These are generally considered by people to be individual freedoms. We are now in a society where freedom is considered sacred. Due to these reasons, there is a difference between people's preferences. So there is a saying in the law, "If a custom continues for 100 years, it becomes law."
Ever since people thought that you have gained a renaissance, you have separated religious worship and religion from life. And using his knowledge outside the religious boundaries, he does whatever he pleases with the body. And that is why the civilized people of materialistic civilization have plunged themselves into brutality outside of religion and morality. In order to fulfill these brutal desires, they have been encouraged to exhibit their bodies in various ways, and this is called rights and individual freedom. It has made people engage in free association, and continues to deny the dictates of human conscience in matters of character. Satisfaction is the main engine or driver of human daily life. As a result, the infrastructure of honest character is destroyed, these basic infrastructures take the form of various backwardness. These result in or may lead to many major crimes. Nature displays its hostility to sunbathe man's criminal tendencies. Droughts, epidemics, famines, shortages, etc. are common. It is in nature's own responsibility to repay man.
We have been living our lives apart from religion since the age of renaissance. When we examine whether it is right or wrong, we see that your holy scriptures also call for decency and not for public adornment. And if we talk about separating religion from our moral values, then crime will haunt us. But everyone agrees socially on the change of moral values in the society, if everyone's choice is centered on the same basis and religious values prevail then the tendency of crime from the society will decrease. Both men and women will come out in appropriate modest attire, with shame and modesty, in such a way that it will be understood that they live their lives in the fear of Allah and doing good deeds. It seems that such a change in moral values and principles will bring benefits to everyone in the society.
Islam sees both men and women as human beings and gives more priority to the dignity of women. Man is a combination of body, soul and knowledge. It is not possible to exclude any one of these three; Because not only physical elements exist in human beings, there are also biological elements. In order for this creature with this knowledge to reach the stage of humanity, it has to attain the perfection of certain moral values, spiritual advancement, social rules and regulations, etc. If we understand the progress of science, materials and methods, etc. correctly, we will see that the implementation of character and moral values has varied from age to age, meaning these qualities have always been right, only differences in implementation due to social differences. There is also the proverb, "Science has given us speed and taken away emotions." Religion has evaluated both our speed and our emotions in each case.
In the present European civilization and after the Renaissance, the meaning and ideology of the universe has prevailed in this civilization. When scientific thought became widespread, external elements were brought to the fore, excluding God's original creation. In this way the spiritual power of man was killed. The common misconception is that the reason for the progress of the West is to rely on all those meditative ideas and beliefs, which were widespread in the beginning of the Renaissance and the Middle Ages. After the real revolution of science, these misconceptions of philosophers and thinkers began to break down one by one. Nevertheless, some people in the West and the East are still influenced by these meditative ideas and have all these meditative ideas.
Human civilizations of all ages have some common features, and some characteristics that distinguish one civilization from another. These issues (AIlah/Allah, man, world) are common to all civilizations, but in the continuity of all these there were differences between different civilizations. Which society is safer and more ethical? A good character can bring success to a person spiritually, educationally, socially and even economically. It can bring inner purity and peace. Every man questions his heart or conscience. Pleasure in good deeds and repentance in evil deeds return its greatness. Conscience guides every human being in the same way that conscience controls him. The name of the mind, sir, is whatever helps. There are devices in human beings that control human life, such as the digestive system and the circulatory system. Similarly, there are psychological systems that make relationships with other parts of the body. Again, all these are managed by the brain. In computer language what we call processor.
Social values, principles and higher qualities, that is, the qualities that people are influenced by others, can be added to the influence of education and character values that children learn from their parents, school and society. Influence of family, ethnic, sectarian, religious heritage reform etc. In addition, the well-formed rules of those who directly represent the society are imposed on the people of the society. The effect of children growing up with friends and relatives can also work to create a mind full of distorted thoughts in the child's mind. Which we usually see in dramas or movies. The father is the controller of the society and the child is the killer of the society. In this situation, calling for character and social improvement, religion and improved character are able to bring harmony between our life and reality. Social work is the result of existing norms and basic principles and rules. This is the measure of a person's personality in terms of external behaviors. Awakened feeling that leads to civilization while maintaining the balance between reality and human needs etc. which is based on the principles and values created in civilization. Then all the rules and regulations of the society were changed and broken for the sake of necessity and the moral values and concepts of meditation were amended.