Mabānī-yi Qurānī-yi Sabk-i Zindigī: Persiska (Farsi) 1402

The introduction of lifestyle as a new concept in the literature of Islamic countries brings implications and consequences that cannot be simply ignored. Because the origin of "lifestyle", in its modern sense, is the West, which has clear differences from Islamic societies in terms of fundamentals and infrastructural visionary attitudes. Contrary to the foundations of the Western lifestyle, which revolves around humanism, the Islamic lifestyle is based on the Qur'an and monotheism. The aim of the current research, which seems to be the first comprehensive work looking at the basics of lifestyle, is to answer questions about the basics and principles of lifestyle from the perspective of the Holy Quran. Focusing on the Holy Qur'an in examining metacognitive propositions and pointing to some of its extensions in the four areas of human communication with God, self, creation, and creation is one of the basic features of the present work. However, the authors have tried to challenge the theoretical foundations of the Western lifestyle and point out the reasons for its inability to manage human life, even Western humans. The inability to accurately understand the world and man and their relationship, and the order of the Western lifestyle based on nature and not on nature, is the most important weakness of western thought and lifestyle, and covering this deficiency is the most important strength of the Islamic lifestyle.