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    Each citizen actualizing her individual potential to the ... — Carmelics
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    Supports→Performing one's trade or profession according to one's class contributes to the well-being of the community

    Each citizen actualizing her individual potential to the best of her capacities serves the functioning of the community

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    Regarding, finally, those things which citizens are supposed to know and do in accordance with their respective classes (referred to as b.i and b.ii above, first paragraph of this section), al-Farabi seems to think of the various trades and professions performed in the polis.[14] As the next section will reveal, he differentiates between the individual skills and weaknesses with which each human being is born. He is convinced that, equipped with these specific talents, each human being posse

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