The identity of the political culture of education in Iraq and the role of the religious institution in confronting religious extremism

Abstract

Political culture, as a set of values and behavioral standards linked to individuals and then the group through their relationship with political authority, or more precisely with the ruling political system, is an important philosophy in achieving the privileges of decent living, civil peace, and social cohesion, and this in turn, if achieved, will dispel the outburst of violence and religious extremism that has spread in the country. The joints of society, including the educational institution, require the guidance and guidance of all energies and government institutions to reduce the wave of violence and extremism, for the sake of an Iraq free of violent and terrorist tendencies. From here stems the importance of the religious institution as it is the most influential influence on the values, behavior and behavior of individuals to guide them and overcome the manifestations of violence and extremism