Desirable design and illustration of "explanatory jihad" in contrast with the phenomenon of cognitive warfare based on the thoughts of the supreme leader of the revolution.
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Phd of political science, assistant professor of Khatam al-Anbia Air Defense University of the Army
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assistant professor of Khatam al-Anbia Air Defense University of the Army
Abstract
Objective: Cognitive warfare is the fifth generation of wars in the popular political and military literature in the world, where the three main goals are social collapse, structural collapse and territorial collapse, through the two main strategies of destabilization and targeted infiltration, using a set of convergent technologies follow. The solution to confront the cognitive war in the field of social sciences and social psychology is cognitive preparation, cognitive empowerment or cognitive improvement of the citizens of a society and country, which the Supreme Leader of the Revolution, relying on native and Islamic literature, called it "Jihad of Explanation" or "Enlightenment Movement". The purpose of this research is to design and explain the conceptual model of cognitive warfare and the basic model of explanatory jihad in dealing with cognitive warfare. Method: The research approach is exploratory and the research method is content analysis using library documents and the statements and guidelines of the Supreme Leader. Findings: The findings of the research show that if the explanatory jihad is carried out in a correct and principled way, it can be useful as an effective solution in facing and dealing with the cognitive war in the dimension of cognitive psychology and cognitive sociology and lead to the strengthening of social unity and restoration of public trust. Conclusion: After analyzing the concept and presenting a theoretical model of cognitive warfare in the context of a set of converging technologies, an explanation has been made regarding the design of the model and the optimal illustration of the problem of Jihad, taken from the intellectual system of the Supreme Leader of the Revolution, and in the final part of the research, suggestions have been made. And strategic prescriptions regarding dealing with cognitive warfare have been presented at the level of cognitive sociology.
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nikunahad, A., & biuck, M. (2024). Desirable design and illustration of "explanatory jihad" in contrast with the phenomenon of cognitive warfare based on the thoughts of the supreme leader of the revolution.. Futures Studies Of The Islamic Revolution, 5(1), 11-36.
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Ayob nikunahad; mohsen biuck. "Desirable design and illustration of "explanatory jihad" in contrast with the phenomenon of cognitive warfare based on the thoughts of the supreme leader of the revolution.". Futures Studies Of The Islamic Revolution, 5, 1, 2024, 11-36.
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nikunahad, A., biuck, M. (2024). 'Desirable design and illustration of "explanatory jihad" in contrast with the phenomenon of cognitive warfare based on the thoughts of the supreme leader of the revolution.', Futures Studies Of The Islamic Revolution, 5(1), pp. 11-36.
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nikunahad, A., biuck, M. Desirable design and illustration of "explanatory jihad" in contrast with the phenomenon of cognitive warfare based on the thoughts of the supreme leader of the revolution.. Futures Studies Of The Islamic Revolution, 2024; 5(1): 11-36.
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