Document Type : Special
Authors
1 Master of Social Sciences, Faculty of Non-Profit Welfare, Tehran
2 Refah,Tehran,IranAssistant Professor, Department of Cultural Studies, Faculty of Non-Profit Welfare, Tehran
Abstract
Given that the healthy family is the most appropriate field of perfection and excellence of the individual and society.And the condition of the dynamism and solidity of the family is the existence of the correct and stable relationships between spouses. Goal of the research, comparative study of existing cultural components of the sustainable family from the perspective of the families of Tehran and desirable indicators in Islamic Teaching.Therefore,the present study is believed to be cultural indicators (Islamic, sociology) sustainable family among married women and men in Tehran that at least five years have passed since their common life, checked out.In the article theoretical framework of this research, frome ideal Islamic ideas,sociological theories(individualism and Symbolic interaction ) used.Method used for scrolling, and data was collected through a questionnaire. Sample size of 212 married women and men in 22 areas of Tehran.Which is selected using lin table and cluster sampling method.Data analysis was performed using descriptive statistics (frequency distribution tables) and inferential statistics (Kai Square test), using SPSS software. The findings showed that there is a significant relationship between the level of belief in the indicators in Islamic Theaching for family stability with the area of residence. Also, the finding indicated a significant relationship between sociological indicators and the area of residence.And finaly, there is no significant relationship between Islamic and sociological indicators with each of the independent research variables is gender and age of couples, the level of education of couples, type of occupation, duration of marriage and number of children.
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