Ma`rifat Siyasi

Deterrence is the adoption of defense strategies, facing and neutralizing the enemy's threat before it becomes actualized; in such a way that it can deter the threat and increase the cost of the attack. Achieving the religious model of deterrence is the goal of this research. Therefore, in order to achieve the model, first the deterrence models of realism, neorealism and liberalism have been evaluated as the most important schools of deterrence in international relations. In addition, the practical failure of these models in providing stable security has been emphasized. The central sign of these patterns, i.e. conventionalization, and their operational arm, i.e. military power projection, are facing a challenge in the theoretical dimension. In the shadow of the criticism of these models, trying to achieve a model that is compatible with the school of Islam becomes important. Using a combination of two descriptive-critical and interpretive methods and examining the inhibition patterns, in this paper, we have analyzed the performance of the security model of the Islamic Government, i.e., the Prophetic Government. Investigations showed that this government considers the realization of complete deterrence dependent on strengthening the two-way relationship between the people and divine sovereignty, and in order to achieve deterrence and security, it looks at the things that are considered as goals in the three schools of thought as a tool.