According to the Qur'an, the relationship between fitrat and morality

Mankind is a wonderfully designed creation of Allah. Fıtrat is a lovely word that describes how man was created. Because of this, the idea of nature is believed to symbolize the shape and qualities of human creation. This means that nature is "the capacity that Allah has given to man to know himself and believe in Him". Morality is the capacity to distinguish between good and wrong, to uphold moral standards, and to act morally in accordance with social norms. Morality is regarded as a standard by which individuals' attitudes and deeds are judged. Social norms and ethical guidelines influence our moral values and opinions as members of a community. A trait inherent in human conscience is also referred to as morality. The fundamental elements of morality are making decisions based on moral ideals and beliefs, treating others with respect and society, adopting qualities like justice, honesty, tolerance, empathy, and taking personal responsibility. Moral behavior is crucial for the sustainability and security of society because it promotes coexistence, acts in line with moral principles, and enhances an individual's and society's overall well-being. Various moral standards and ideals may apply to different individuals, groups, and civilizations. As such, it is challenging to define morality precisely. On the other hand, morality can be broadly understood as the capacity of individuals to distinguish between good and bad as well as right and wrong, and the capacity to act morally in accordance with these judgments. Many studies have been conducted on the ideas of nature and morality, but not enough has been done to explore how these two ideas relate to one another and how nature influences morality. The connection between nature and decencies as stated in the Qur'an will be looked at in this study. There is a close relationship between morality and nature, as demonstrated by the Dec. Jul-ture, which states that morality generates the consciousness of being able to discriminate between good and evil and shapes life according to it, and that nature expresses the original creation, which is pure and clean. The study aims to investigate the relationship between nature and morality, as well as how nature shapes and develops morality, by seeing nature through the lens of verses. The study will attempt to shed light on the nature of nature, the disruptions to nature, and the relationship between nature and morality. Furthermore, an investigation will be conducted into the preservation of the natural world and the impact of intact physical nature on moral behavior. Key Words: Tafser (Exegesis), The Quran, Fitrah, Morality.