Islamic Research Institute for Culture and Thought Department of Cultural Studies
Abstract
Social phenomena are a function of changing human actions so that no dignity can be imagined from them except through change and evolution. The Qur'an considers the transformation of societies in the form of interconnected circles and in a complex whole, in which changes in each component lead to transformation in other components. Obviously, due to these complexities, in the phenomenon of evolution, there are social and extra-social phenomena, factors, stimuli, and natural and supernatural consequences. This article aims to discuss the factors that cause positive or negative social change from different angles from the perspective of the Qur'an using the documentary-analytical method provides a comprehensive formulation of these changes according to different circumstances and conditions, and explore the most important cognitive, tendency and psychological factors of social changes and evolutions using verses.