Typology and modeling of multi-religious ethics in the Qur'an and comparison with the viewpoints of Western thinkers

Transreligious ethics, which addresses people's intellect and conscience, is an address that recalls the expanded expression of the saying "if you have no religion, be free". The aim of the present research is to know the types of this human ethics common to all humans in the Qur'an, so that in this way, the final model of each section with the descriptions of it in the Qur'an can be extracted, and in the final step, a brief comparison with the viewpoints of seven Western philosophers and thinkers for To confirm that this model is Faradian. Due to the multifaceted nature of this article, the research method is a combination of descriptive phenomenological steps in the stage of referring to the verses of the Quran, analysis and coding of data according to the foundation's data strategy with MAXQDA software in three parts: open coding, central coding and selective coding, and the qualitative method of data analysis. It is a library in the comparison section with the viewpoints of Western thinkers. The results of the research indicate that the five main types of personal, social, family, economic and political in the Qur'anic multi-religious ethics are of interest in the selective coding section.