Reinterpretation of Iranian-Islamic art in the contemporary era based on the challenges of NFT and a solution from Sheikh Dayeh

Authors

  • Roham Amirpour Amrai PhD student of Art Research, Tehran Azad University, Central Branch, Iran (Corresponding author)
  • Hossein Ardalani Associate Professor, Department of Philosophy of Art, Faculty of Art and Architecture, Islamic Azad University, Hamedan Branch
  • Mahtab Norouzian Master of Art Research, Islamic Azad University, Central Tehran Branch, Iran

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.63053/ijset.17

Keywords:

NFT, digital, Islam, human, Sheikh Dayeh, Soul of Art

Abstract

Statement of the problem: Sheikh Dayeh is one of the admirers of divine love among Iranian theoreticians who, in addition to special intellectual highlights, presents two opposite topics, i.e. the subject of reason and love, as one! which, along with his other works, can perhaps be considered as one of the first barakats of art-parody, in this research exactly when we found the economy and art in similar conditions as mentioned above, brought us to that position by updating the thoughts of this sheikh through trial and error. Sitting down, let's see if this cohabitation will become a solvable and practical problem for human life or not. Purpose: In addition to these, taking into account that the sincerity of every word needs examples, naturally, in this article, an attempt was also made to discuss whether or not art has become haram, and in this regard, it also made a special comment on today's themes, which will stress it. With selected documents, we chose a scientist called NFT. Research method: Also, our work is descriptive-analytical and qualitative-applied, and we benefit from both field (interview) and library sources. Conclusion: Finally, we want to reach a transparent, more dynamic (fluid) and universal state with these scientific articles, so that fanatical slogans and superstitions can be removed from the titles of human rights and reach more modern futures. Hope it will be useful.

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Published

2024-05-23

How to Cite

Amirpour Amrai, R., Ardalani, H., & Norouzian, M. (2024). Reinterpretation of Iranian-Islamic art in the contemporary era based on the challenges of NFT and a solution from Sheikh Dayeh. International Journal of Modern Achievement in Science, Engineering and Technology, 1(2), 5–23. https://doi.org/10.63053/ijset.17

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