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On the axis of Seyyid Qutub's interpratation of fî Zılâli'l-Kur'an building the ideal society

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2025
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The Holy Quran is a divine message sent as a life guide to humanity. This divine guide contains the rules and principles that regulate both the earthly and otherworldly lives of individuals. The impact of the Holy Quran on the individual and society is of central importance in shaping moral and social structures. This thesis discusses how to build an ideal Islamic society on the axis of Sayyid Qutb's commentary on fî Zılâli'l-Kur'an. Within the scope of the thesis; The importance of moral order in individuals' lives has been evaluated together with its role in creating social order. It was examined how elements such as family structure, culture and traditions were shaped under the guidance of Islam. At the same time, the effects of the economic order on society within the framework of the principle of justice and the importance of council and justice in the Islamic management approach are discussed. In this study, it has been analyzed how a transformation spreading from the individual to the society can be achieved in the light of Islamic values and the guidance of the Quran. Suggestions based on the commentary of Sayyid Qutb have been presented for the ideal construction of moral, social, economic and political structures covering different dimensions of society. In this context, the study tried to reveal the transformative effect of Islam on the individual and society. Key Words: Seyyid Qutb, fî Zilâl-il Qur'an, Ideal Society, Morality, Justice.

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Elif Çelik

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Elif Çelik (Master Thesis). On the axis of Seyyid Qutub's interpratation of fî Zılâli'l-Kur'an building the ideal society, 2025, Trakya University.

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