Violence a conceptual approach

Abstract

The interest in concepts is currently a cornerstone in Social, Scientific and Humane research, for the role
they carry out in regular day to day transactions, as well as the building of theories, methods and models in
scientific fields. For one who is familiar with the scientific fields that worked on the issue of conception,
they would most surely find that it took great interest in the conditions of owning a conception, how to
determine one and how it is formed. For the truth of the conceptualization process is to transform the world
from facts and incidents to innovations of justification and explanation, thus to a communicative matter of
discussion among people, which suggests a relationship between the conceptualization process and the
matter of difference and use.
The concept of violence and what it is equivalent to it in some foreign languages like French and English, is
considered as one of the most important concepts transferred to Arab thought, it has taken a considerable
position in many fields of knowledge and its use has become a standard in many fields of politics, law and
media. This attempt came to observe this concept of widespread use in Arab/Islamic modern thought, in
which the uses of said concept were affected by political and philosophical studies produced by the Western
modern thought, many of these concepts and terms made by the greats of the modern western thought weretransferred to the Muslim Arab world without taking into consideration the difference of the domain of use
for the owners of said concepts to their own Arab Muslim domain of use, this transfer has produced many
problematics if not many lesions. From this stand we have chosen to look into the transferred western
concept of “violence” on one side and into its made equivalent concept in the Arab Muslim Thought