Religion and Civilization: An Analytical Study:

Sahar Zafar; Fazila karam; Dr. Muhammad Sajjad Malik

Sahar Zafar MPhil Scholar, Department of Islamic Studies, University of Education, Lahore
Fazila karam MPhil Scholar, Department of Islamic Studies, University of Education, Lahore
Dr. Muhammad Sajjad Malik Assistant Professor, Department of Islamic Studies, DIOL, UE LMC Lahore

Abstract

This analytical research traces the historical, cultural, and social effects of religious practices and beliefs on the evolution of human societies in order to examine the complex relationship between religion and civilization. The research uses an interdisciplinary approach to look at how religion has impacted law, art, science, and social structures, among other areas of civilization. The research examines how the development of civilizations has influenced religious practices and ideologies, taking into account the reciprocal effect. Through an examination of case studies from many cultures and historical periods, the study emphasizes the dynamic relationship between religious conceptions and the evolution of civilization. The results show that religion is fundamental to the development of society and human history, far from being merely a cultural relic. By providing insights into the current importance of this interaction in a globalized society, this study advances our knowledge of the symbiotic link between religion and civilization.

Key Words: Religion, Civilization, Cultural impact, Social structures, Historical analysis, Religious beliefs, Civilizational development, Multidisciplinary study, Ideological influence, Societal evolution

Religion and Civilization: An Analytical Study

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