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This paper seeks to highlight the value of trust (amnah) in the light of the Prophetic Sunnah as a comprehensive moral principle and a fundamental pillar for the integrity of both the individual and society.The study addresses a central research problem concerning the concept of trust in the Sunnah, the foundational standards of the Prophetic methodology for evaluating it, and its various forms and manifestations in Muslim life.The researcher adopts an inductive approach to trace relevant narrations and texts, alongside an analytical approach to examine terms and meanings and to derive conclusions.The study concludes that trust is an integral part of faith and a sign of the perfection of Islam.It encompasses the servant's trust with the Creator through safeguarding religious obligations and adherence to divine commands, as well as trust with fellow human beings through the protection of rights in transactions, public responsibilities, councils, and social and family relations.The paper further emphasizes that the loss of trust represents a sign of religious and social deterioration and one of the indications of the Hour when responsibilities are entrusted to those unfit for them.Upholding trust, therefore, reinforces social confidence and security and reflects the Prophetic model of honesty and fidelity.

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Humanitarian and Natural Sciences Journal
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2025-12-31
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This paper seeks to highlight the value of trust (amnah) in the light of the Prophetic Sunnah as a comprehensive moral principle and a fundamental pillar for the integrity of both the individual and society.The study addresses a central research problem concerning the concept of trust in the Sunnah, the foundational standards of the Prophetic methodology for evaluating it, and its various forms and manifestations in Muslim life.The researcher adopts an inductive approach to trace relevant narrations and texts, alongside an analytical approach to examine terms and meanings and to derive conclusions.The study concludes that trust is an integral part of faith and a sign of the perfection of Islam.It encompasses the servant's trust with the Creator through safeguarding religious obligations and adherence to divine commands, as well as trust with fellow human beings through the protection of rights in transactions, public responsibilities, councils, and social and family relations.The paper further emphasizes that the loss of trust represents a sign of religious and social deterioration and one of the indications of the Hour when responsibilities are entrusted to those unfit for them.Upholding trust, therefore, reinforces social confidence and security and reflects the Prophetic model of honesty and fidelity.

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