Security analysis in the Qur'an: A Study on the Application of Some Verses from the Qur'anic Stories

Abstract

The concept of security analysis has garnered increasing attention in recent decades, emerging as a vital field for strategic and security studies centers. Western studies have taken the lead in addressing this concept both theoretically and practically. In contrast, Islamic studies have not received similar attention in grounding the concept of security analysis from a Quranic perspective. Against this backdrop, this research seeks to establish the foundations of security analysis in light of the Holy Quran, based on the hypothesis that the Quran early on laid the groundwork for an analytical methodology encompassing elements and components of modern security analysis.

The research aims to define the concept of security analysis linguistically and terminologically, clarify its importance and objectives, and derive its methodological foundations through the Quranic text. The researcher employed descriptive and analytical methodologies to study relevant Quranic verses and analyze their content in light of contemporary security concepts. The research is divided into two main sections: the first addresses the concept and objectives of security analysis, while the second focuses on the Quranic foundations of this analysis, organized around themes such as understanding variables, analytical tools, and uncovering informational deception.