Univrsity Of Tehran Press Philosophy and Kalam 2008-9422 53 2 2021 01 20 Mulla Sadra’s Views on Innate Infidelity: A Critical Study Mulla Sadra’s Views on Innate Infidelity: A Critical Study 459 441 79660 10.22059/jitp.2020.293164.523172 FA Sepideh Shafiee MA of Islamic Philosophy and Kalam, University of Isfahan Janan Izadi Assistant Professor of Islamic Philosophy and Kalam, University of Isfahan Journal Article 2020 04 07 In his categorization of the unblesseds and infidels, Mulla Sadra mentions of a group, called innate infidels, whom he believes that they are born infidels. Innate infidelity contradicts with some of the other Mulla Sadra’s views, human divine nature, which is mentioned in Quran, human free will, and the unity of human genesis. We will show that the motivation of infidelity in human without power won’t result in infidelity or determination. Human tendency to infidelity is in consistency with his/her divine nature and its consequences like eagerness to the pure beneficence because human nature is a synthesis of different desires. <br />  In his categorization of the unblesseds and infidels, Mulla Sadra mentions of a group, called innate infidels, whom he believes that they are born infidels. Innate infidelity contradicts with some of the other Mulla Sadra’s views, human divine nature, which is mentioned in Quran, human free will, and the unity of human genesis. We will show that the motivation of infidelity in human without power won’t result in infidelity or determination. Human tendency to infidelity is in consistency with his/her divine nature and its consequences like eagerness to the pure beneficence because human nature is a synthesis of different desires. <br />  https://jitp.ut.ac.ir/article_79660_d56a0f9caacdb164bac302a53b1228cd.pdf