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Impact on the stability and dynamics of beliefs and ritual spaces, of Tehran: Iran's quite the reliability Takaya
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Mozaffar Pasdar Shirazi *   , Alireza Sadeqi |
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| Beliefs and ritual pervasive role in the transformation of urban spaces on the one hand, and their reliability and durability on the other hand, have had. If today we can influence the structure and configuration of beliefs and ritual observed. On the other hand, the mourning and quite over time in the context of cultural and physical structure existed as a cultural element is eternal and everlasting. In this paper, the reasons for the persistence of the Tkaya are quite historically paid. This study is a descriptive analysis of the "meta-analysis methods" and "instruments" for approval "content validation study" is used. The findings show that there is a spiritual sense of the sacred and especially the ideas in each area, and the complex biological environment of the neighborhood and the neighborhood villages and cities can help to "eternal" and the space environment and sustainable development of the place and is eternal. "Sense of place" to "settings" it depends. The relationship between the three levels of meaning as "syntactic meaning", "meaning of the concept" and "functional significance" can be outlined: (A) - "means the way" to the location of the Hosseine in the city such as grammar points. (B)- "conceptual level" means the norms, values and attitudes that are offering rooms, that can be the result of people's beliefs and convictions Shiite leader of the free world to the server and Imam Hussein. (C)- "functional significance" to the users of the Tkaya and exploit the people will. The sample can be any day of mourning in the mosque and the people associated with these spaces and reception. |
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| Keywords: reliability, rooms and Tkaya, meaning syntactic, semantic and functional meaning, Taaziye and religious rituals. |
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Type of Study: Research |
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Accepted: 2015/09/30 | Published: 2015/09/30
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