Culture of Self-Sacrifice and Martyrdom-Part 3: Harms and Threats and their Prevention

Background and Aim: A transparent and realistic representation of the self-sacrifice and martyrdom culture requires identifying and rooting out harms and providing appropriate solutions to prevent or correct them. The aim of this study is to introduce the factors and barriers to promoting the self-sacrifice and martyrdom culture and to achieve the worthiest approach to preventing and correcting the threatening anomalies of the pure culture.
Methods: This part of the study is a qualitative and documentary analysis and has been done by searching reliable internal sources.
Results: In a comprehensive review, four macro factors including "cultural", "economic", "political", and "international", and four specific factors including "strategic and policy-making", "environmental-social", "managerial and executive", and "promotion methods" were selected for this part of the study, and the damages related to each factor were identified.
Conclusion: The generalization of the humanizing culture of self-sacrifice and martyrdom to the general culture, educational, training, scientific, and administrative system of the country will be possible through honoring the memory of the martyrs and the epic of their stability and self-sacrifice and identifying, preventing and solving problems, challenges, and obstacles of this genuine culture.