Quarterly Journal of Political
Research in Islamic World

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Today, the most important political process in relation to Islamic societies, especially the Middle East, is the conflicting relations of Islamic states, so that divergence and conflict during the last decades have continiously overcome the process of convergence between governments and Islamic societies. This conflict, in general, was at the two levels of internal level between different ethnic groups and sects of Islamic societies, and at the exterior level in intergovernmental interactions. In this regard, it seems that recognizing the Qur'anic principles in relation to the regulation of relations between states and Islamic societies in the context of convergence is of particular importance. Consequently, this research aims to answer the question of: “what is the most important principles of the Qur'an, as the main source of Islamic religion, in convergence among Islamic societies. The findings of this study show that Islam has established the principle of relations between Islamic societies on the basis of convergence and unity, and knows the root of in divergence in the lack of proper understanding of Islam and the attachment and supremacy that does not fit with the goals and objectives of human excellence. The research method in this article is descriptive-analytic, and the method of data collection is library and Internet.
 

Keywords: Qur’an, convergence, Islamic World, Division, Moslim

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