Boloogh

IV. Expectations and Responsibilities After Boloogh

Upon achieving boloogh, individuals are expected to exemplify the core values held dear by Shia Islam. Core values such as justice, mercy, and compassion should resonate within their actions as representatives of their faith. Moreover, the ethical teachings of the Ahlulbayt (the family of the Prophet Muhammad), particularly their emphasis on social justice and the communal welfare of the ummah (community), are vital for young Shia Muslims. Their obligations extend to acts of charity, promoting peace, and standing against oppression, significantly influencing the ethical landscape of their communities.

In addition to social responsibilities, the individual must engage in personal introspection, continually evaluating their actions and intentions in light of Shia principles. There lies within this expectation a notion of progressiveness, whereby one should perpetually seek to enhance their understanding of faith while embodying virtues that uplift the community at large.