الأمانة واحدة من أجمل الأخلاق التي يتحلّى بها الإنسان، ولهذا فقد حث عليها الإسلام، حيث وردت في القُرآن الكريم في عدة مواضع، وقد سُمي الرسول الكريم بالصادق الأمين، قبل أن يُصبح نبياً، وهذا دليل على أنه خُلُق عطيم الشأن. عكس الأمانة الخيانة، وهي خُلق قبيح يخلق العديد من المشاكل بين الناس على مُختلف معتقداتهم.

مفهوم الامانه⬇️:

ان مفهومٌ الامانه مفهوم كبيرٌ، يغطّي مفاهيماً كثيرةً بداخله، فإنّ للأمانة أنواعٌ فهي لا تقتصر على نوعٍ معيّنٍ فقط، بل تشمل أنواعاً أخرى،
وفيما يأتي بيان بعض أنواع الأمانة⬇️:

•إنّ أعظم أنواع الأمانة، أمانة حفظ الدين، وتبليغه والتمسّك به، فكلّ إنسانٍ مؤمّن على حفظ دينه وتبليغه للناس.
•إنّ كلّ هبةٍ وهبها الله -تعالى- لعباده، هي أمانةٌ على العبد، فجوارح الإنسان من سمعٍ، وبصرٍ، ويدٍ، وقدمٍ، ولسانٍ، كلّها أماناتٌ على العبد الحفاظ عليها، واستخدامها فيما يُرضي الله تعالى، وعدم استخدامها في ارتكاب المعاصي والذنوب، والأموال التي رزقها الله -تعالى- لعبده،
•أمانةٌ يجب إنفاقها في الوجه الحقّ

الأخلاق

وللأخلاق دور كبير في تغير الواقع الحالي إلى العادات الجيدة؛ لذلك قال الرسول صلى الله عليه وسلم: ” إنما بعثت لأتمم مكارم الأخلاق “. فبهذه الكلمات حدد الرسول صلى الله عليه وسلم الغاية من بعثته أنه يريد أن يتمم مكارم الأخلاق في نفوس أمته والناس أجمعين ويريد للبشرية أن تتعامل بقانون الخلق الحسن الذي ليس فوقه قانون

هناك ثلاثة أنواع من الأخلاق، تتمثل في الآتي:
1- الأخلاق الكريمة مع الله تعالى …
2- الأخلاق الفطرية …
3- الأخلاق المكتسبة …
1- حسن إيمان المرء …
2- الكلمة الطيبة …
3- كظم الغيظ …
4- الإصلاح …
5- حسن الظن

التنمر

ظاهرة التنمر عادةٌ عدائيّةٌ وغير مرغوبةٍ تحصل بين الأطفال في عمر المدرسة، حيث يقوم بها الطّفل المتنمّر بتصرّفاتٍ عدائيّةٍ، كنشر الإشاعات، أو التهديد، أو مهاجمة الشّخص المُتنمَّر عليه جسديّاً أو لفظيّاً، أو عزل شخصٍ ما بقصد الإذاءة، ويُتوقّع أن يتكرّر هذا التّصرّف مع الزّمن، ويُتوقّع كذلك أن يمرّ كلا الطّفلين، المتنمِّر، والمُتنمَّر عليه، بمشاكل جدّيّة وطويلة الأمد مع الوقت

للتّنمّر ثلاثة أنواع رئيسيّة:
تنمّر لفظي: وهو قول أو كتابة كلماتٍ جارحة، وتشمل المضايقة

التّنمّر الإجتماعي: وهو إلحاق الأذى بسمعة شخصٍ ما وعلاقاته الاجتماعيّة

التنمّر الجسدي: وهي إلحاق الأذى بجسد شخصٍ ما، أو بممتلكاته

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