THE FLUCTUATION OF HUMANS IN THE QUR'AN BETWEEN DISBELIEF AND FAITH

Abstract

This research addresses the topic of the fluctuation of humans between disbelief and faith in light of the Qur'an. It highlights the nature of the human self as presented by the Qur'an, including its tendencies to fluctuate between disbelief and faith, and the influence of internal and external factors on it. The Qur'anic verses related to this topic were analyzed, with a focus on the reasons that lead to fluctuation between righteousness and deviation, such as the influence of desires, Satan, and the social environment. The research also reviewed the Qur'anic approach to addressing this phenomenon through repentance, seeking forgiveness, and returning to Allah. The study concluded the importance of faith, piety, and a good environment in stabilizing a person on the path of obedience. It recommended conducting more comprehensive analytical studies on the psychological and social factors related to fluctuation, and deriving practical solutions from the Qur'an to enhance stability in obedience.