Investigation of the sustainability of famly hapiness from the commentary of the Hak dini kur'an dili, Tefhimu'l Kur'an and fî Zilâli'l Kur'an

This thesis examines the qualitative sustainability of family happiness, which is the fundamental building block of both the individual and society, through the perspective of the Qur'ān and three significant exegeses in our culture—Hak Dini Kur'ān Dili, Tafhīmu'l Qur'ān, and Fī Zilāli'l Qur'ān. The study thematically analyzes the verses related to family in these exegeses, addressing concepts such as justice, respect, privacy, prayer, cooperation between spouses, jealousy, divorce, and Godconsciousness, and their effects on family happiness. The thesis reveals that the Qur'ān's rulings concerning the family are not merely legal obligations but also encompass moral, psychological, and innate dimensions, presenting a multifaceted family structure. According to both the verses and the interpretations, the family is not only a legal contract but also an institution that embodies personal and social peace, as well as religious and ethical responsibilities. Approaching the family with this multidimensional perspective, the thesis demonstrates how family happiness can be sustained based on the expressions found in the relevant exegeses. Keywords: Qur'ân, Tafsir, Family, Happiness, Sustainability.