Philosophy of employing monotheism and justice in the Holy Quran for sustainability of life an interpretive study

Abstract

Monotheism and justice are fundamental pillars in the Islamic faith, and the Holy Quran has emphasized these two pillars in several places, as they represent the foundation of faith in God and the principles of fairness in dealing between people. Monotheism is the belief that God Almighty is one, there is no partner for Him, and He is the Creator and Manager of everything, and verses of the Holy Quran have come to confirm this great concept, so God Almighty said:” Say, He is Allah, [who is] One, *Allah, the Eternal Refuge”(AL-lkhlas,verse,1-2) As for justice, it is one of the greatest values that the sacred legislator called for in the Holy Quran, as God Almighty said:” Indeed, Allah orders justice and good conduct and giving to relatives and forbids immorality and bad conduct and oppression. He admonishes you that perhaps you will be reminded”(bees,verse,90) It shows the importance of justice in achieving social and political justice that the link between justice and monotheism is not only a doctrinal link but is a practical link that shows the individual's behavior with others. This interpretive study aspires to shed light on the philosophy of employing monotheism and justice in the Holy Quran, reviewing the Quranic verses that attempt to explore the deep horizons on how to activate monotheism in Islamic society through justice, which is based on lofty ethical principles