Reviving the Social Dimension of Qur'anic Architecture
This article explores the importance of the social relationship network within the Qur'anic framework. It considers these relationships to be deeper and more structured than traditional concepts, viewing them as an organic and comprehensive system aimed at liberating humans from individualism and disunity, and establishing a society based on principles of unity, cooperation, and dignity. The text relies on the "Rule of the Quad of Verses," which encompasses four main pillars: 1. The Law of Unity and Holding Fast, which calls for affinity and solidarity through sticking to the Rope of Allah. 2. The Prohibition of Disputes and Division, to protect the strength of the nation from fragmentation and the collapse of its cultural spirit. 3. Encouragement to cooperate in righteousness and piety, and to avoid sin and aggression, to build an active and collaborative society. 4. Regulation of behavior and ethics, to safeguard human dignity and prevent negative manifestations such as contempt and mockery. The study shows that proper interaction among these pillars enhances the unity of the nation, shields it from disintegration caused by disputes, and establishes a strong and enduring network of relationships. This network is embodied in a civilizational legislative structure, models, practical examples, institutional and endowment models to ensure the sustainability of social cohesion. It emphasizes the importance of collective awareness and collective effort to achieve civilizational renaissance.
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