The Qur'an Aims Happiness in the World and the Hereafter

The Qur'an helps people achieve happiness in this world and in the Hereafter. For this purpose, it sets rules, imposes orders and prohibitions. It imposes responsibilities on people, both for themselves and for their Creator, and for other people and beings. Thus, it aims to create good people and a good society. From the perspective of the Qur'an, religion is not just about one's private life. Because people do not live alone, but in a society. For this reason, religion obliges people with beliefs, words and behaviors related to social life. The Qur'an sees human life as a whole and does not divide it as religious or worldly. Because every belief, word and behavior of a person has a dimension not only related to this world but also to the Hereafter.