A Scientific and Research Review of the Better Quality of Life and its Factors and Phenomena in the Context of Shah Waliullah's Social Thoughts

This study explores the seminal social thought of Shah Waliullah (1703–1762), a distinguished Islamic scholar and reformer whose ideas significantly influenced the socio-religious landscape of the Indian subcontinent. The paper examines Shah Waliullah's comprehensive vision for enhancing quality of life through the revitalization of Islamic values, promotion of education and intellectual engagement, economic self-reliance, social justice, and the affirmation of individual and collective responsibility. His integrative approach encompassed spiritual and moral development, cultural and intellectual enrichment, and the pursuit of political stability and economic welfare. By addressing the foundational elements of a just and prosperous society, Shah Waliullah laid the groundwork for enduring reformist movements in South Asia. This study situates his contributions within the broader context of Islamic philosophy and contemporary discourses on human development, demonstrating the continued relevance of his legacy in modern debates surrounding social justice and quality of life in Muslim societies.