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The article focuses on analyzing the symbol of "the spider's house" in the Noble Qur'an, clarifying that the weakness is not in its physical threads, but in the structure of the social relationships it forms. It explains that spider webs are characterized by structural fragility, as they are based on conflict and mutual destruction, making them unsuccessful in achieving security and stability. In contrast, the monotheistic model is founded on solidarity, consultation, and mutual support. The article emphasizes that understanding this symbol highlights the necessity of building strong, interconnected social networks based on mutual guardianship, to achieve cultural resilience and true belonging—away from predatory relationships and conflicts—ultimately strengthening society and guaranteeing its security.
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