Iconoclasm and Iconophilia in Othello

Othello's Iconnoclasm and Iconophilia believe in his book "Battle with Idols", Carlos Ayle believes that anti-traditional resistance to the medieval Catholic church began with a gentle scolding of Erasmus with radical gals The end of literature "shibboleth" 1. The use of images in religious education is one of the major problems in conflict between Protestant reformers and Catholic anti-reformers. Symbolism is certainly not limited to extreme calvinism, the exile of British Church reformers, especially those who spent time on the Continent of Europe (such as Salisbury bishop John Jewell) will soon be raised in their country , The country has a unique history of religious reform.

Iconoclasm is a social belief from the destruction of icons and other images and monuments, most often from religious or political reasons. This word has been figuratively used for arguing or claiming to be harmful to "an important belief and respected institution". Idol destruction can be carried out by people of different religions, but is often the result of sectarian conflicts between the same religious faction. In Christianity, idols are often moved by people who use the literal interpretation of the Ten Commandments. And it prohibits the production and worship of "sculpted image or something of every image"

The purpose of this essay is to examine Ikonokuram and Icono-Firia in the context of Muslim. First of all, we define two terms and clarify their meanings using other linked terms. Second, references to traditional sources, Quran and Sunnah (Hadith) will be discussed to emphasize the controversy over the representation of graphs from a theological point of view. In this regard, the next section briefly explains the comprehensive term "Muslim anti-socialist or Islamic coincidence destruction" and focuses on the problems of such labels. After that, in the last part, I will introduce all the arguments so far to understand and discuss the destruction of the Bamiyan Buddha statue of the Taliban in the 21st century. Finally, relevant conclusions are drawn