Exploring Quranic Perspectives on Peace and Conflict Resolution: Historical and Modern Applications

Abstract

This study examines the role of the Qur'an in promoting norms of peace and conflict resolution, focusing on the Qur'anic principles that advocate justice, dialogue and forgiveness to build social stability and coexistence staying which helps to control the argument That is supposed to be. It also explores how Islamic societies have historically applied these principles in important contexts, such as the Treaty of Hudaybiyah and the Constitution of Medina, which are examples of peaceful settlement and coexistence.  In a contemporary context, the study addresses the challenges of applying Quranic teachings in the midst of political tensions, sectarian tensions and globalization. It provides contemporary examples of Quranic-inspired initiatives, such as efforts to promote interreligious dialogue and international dialogue based on Islamic values. The study concludes with the importance of observing the Quran

emphasize education as a sustainable framework for conflict management