Cooperation from moral totality to social disposition: a study in Islamic ethical sensibility

Abstract

This study explores the concept of moral totality in Islamic thought, emphasizing that ethics are not merely fragmented actions or separate rulings, but rather an integrated system rooted in emotional and moral reasoning, where values interact within a unified structure. It highlights how Islamic discourse organizes partial virtues within a comprehensive framework that ensures theoretical coherence and practical effectiveness. This contributes to shaping social conscience and developing Islamic ethical sensibility, combining deep values with societal impact.