آيات الرجال في القرآن الكريم دراسة موضوعية

This abstract relates to our thesis on the Quran's male-oriented passages. The idea of the masculine in the Qur'an is the subject of our thesis. The kind of work also had to be special because our thesis title was connected to a certain Qur'anic term (male). Our thesis is based on the objective research approach in accordance with the specifications of the study and research problems. The concept of masculinity, which is used as a general concept in the society as a gender opposite to feminine, is one of the concepts that is often confused among the people of our age. This confusion is also common among the Muslims. This circumstance has serious repercussions for the generations' future, the meanings of the terms they employ, and Islamic beliefs. We thus need to work together to address this intellectual, behavioral, and educational issue, especially because we are a civilization with solid foundations, strong ideas, and unadulterated resources. This significant facet of communal life has been chosen as the focus of the study. Due to the nature of the study, the Quranic references to "male" have also been covered. The research is broken up into an introduction and the three sections that follow. The definitions of the terms "man" and "male terms" were discussed in the introductory section. In the first section, we split the passages into three categories: worship, personal conduct, and male qualities. The Ulu'l-Azm prophets were separated into four themes and discussed in the second section. We grouped the other prophets into three categories and studied them in the third section. These prophets' names are not mentioned in the Qur'an. The most significant conclusions and suggestions are discussed in the conclusion. Next, the bibliography was included. Keywords: ( Verse, Male, Adjectives, Ulu'l-Azm, Prophets )