Abstract:
The victory of the Islamic Revolution in Iran marks a pivotal point in the advancement of the "Islamic New Civilization." Islamic Humanities play a significant role in the realization, continuity, and sustainability of this civilization. The objective of the present article is to demonstrate the role of Islamic Humanities in each of the components of this new civilization, with an emphasis on the perspectives of Allamah Misbah Yazdi. Employing a descriptive-analytical method, this research concludes that the components of the Islamic New Civilization can be divided into two categories: structural (hardware) and content-based (software). It finds that Islamic Humanities exert influence both on the structural components of the Islamic New Civilization-namely technology, politics, economics, and the military sphere-and on the content-based component, which is culture. Based on an analysis of Allamah Misbah Yazdi's spoken and written works, the most significant identified impacts of Islamic Humanities on the components of the Islamic New Civilization are: providing sound foundations, offering a civilizational system and structure, determining goals and values, and providing guidance and direction.