ISLAMIC VALUES AND SOCIAL NORMS: A SOCIOLOGICAL ANALYSIS OF IMAM AL-BUKHARI’S HADITHS
Keywords:
Islam, sociology, social norms, sanctions, sociology of religion, hadith, Imam al-Bukhari, social stabilityAbstract
The article provides a scientific analysis of the role of Islamic values and social norms in ensuring societal stability, as well as the expression of social norms and sanctions in the hadiths of Imam al-Bukhari. The research methodology is based on the sociology of religion, normative analysis, social systems theory, and comparative approaches. The scientific novelty lies in examining the role of hadiths in social integration, conflict resolution, and the maintenance of societal stability in comparison with the theories of E. Durkheim, M. Weber, T. Parsons, and P. Bourdieu. The practical significance is revealed in highlighting the role of religious values in fostering social harmony and justice, as well as their potential application in social policy.
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