Non-dualism in the social philosophy of the Qur'an

Discovering and inferring the ontological issues and discussions, and philosophical theories about the social life of humans from the Qur'an verses- which are the foundations of the social theory and social system - formed the social philosophy of the Qur'an. It is far from dual attitudes according to the comprehensiveness of goals, subjects, and methods. The dualities of the individual and the society, science and philosophy, the preciousness and worthlessness of knowledge, and the discussion of methodology, are the topics that the conflicts and debates around them in the humanities have occupied an extensive literature. The integration of the fundamental insights of both sides to reach a satisfactory view comprehensively has not been able to reduce the scope of these struggles. Relying on pluralism is a principal method and comprehensive concept in solving these concerns to create a Qur'an-based social philosophy. It can systematically converge between dual elements so that in some interpretations and readings, tending towards one dimension leads to ignoring the other dimensions. This study attempted to solve this reductionist dualism by relying on the analytical-descriptive method while paying attention to and using the verses of the Quran and related interpretations