Ibni Bacce, matured person opinion

The problem of the loneliness of the virtuous person in a non-virtuous society, which started with Socrates in ancient times, continued by being systematically addressed by Plato. Plato realized that the real problem behind the unfair accusations against which his teacher was tried was the loneliness of Socrates' ideas. For this reason, he developed a management plan for the virtuous person in the non-virtuous society. According to this plan, it is considered the best method for the virtuous person to live away from the people of the non-virtuous city and remain alone. Farabi was the first to express his opinion on this issue in Islamic thought. On this issue, Farabi states that a virtuous individual who is alone in a non-virtuous city should migrate from the non-virtuous city if he finds a virtuous city. The basis of this idea of Farabi stems from the fact that he thinks that it will be difficult for a virtuous person who is left alone in a non-virtuous society to maintain his virtue and, accordingly, to fight against those who are not virtuous. Ibn Bâcce, on the other hand, puts forward several solutions for the situation of the virtuous individual in the non-virtuous state. The first of these is that a virtuous person migrates from a non-virtuous city to another virtuous city. If there is no such virtuous city, then the mutawahhid must complete his evolution by retreating into seclusion, that is, by keeping himself away from the people of the unvirtuous city. Another method is to increase the intensity of influence by ensuring that the individual first secures his own mental and moral competence in ensuring the reform of society and the state, and then by ensuring that the individuals of the non-virtuous city become virtuous individuals through scientific transfers. As a matter of fact, the main goal that Ibn Bâcce aims for is an ideal management approach that is attributed to the individual, social and state-provided whole.