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THE ISLAMIC SOCIAL SYSTEM IN THE LIGHT OF PROPHETIC TEACHINGS

Abstract

The Muslim world today consists of 57 independent states spread across 32 million square kilometers, home to over two billion people—approximately one-fourth of the global population. Despite this, the Muslim Ummah holds an insignificant position in global politics, economy, and decision-making processes. Historically, Muslims led the world in various spheres, but over the last few centuries, a gradual decline has culminated in a critical existential crisis.

Among the multiple dimensions of this decline, social disintegration stands out as the root cause influencing political, economic, and cultural downfall. In the face of widespread ideological invasion and cultural erosion, the Ummah is experiencing a deep identity crisis. The revival of its lost dignity and global relevance appears unattainable under current secular paradigms.

This research paper investigates the foundational principles of the Islamic social system as derived from the Seerah of the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ. It aims to explore how Prophetic teachings offer a viable, timeless model for societal reform. The study proposes that meaningful revival in the Muslim world depends on reestablishing a divine social order rooted in revelation and actualized through the Prophetic example—transforming social decline into collective strength and dignity.