A Propagational Analysis of Wisdom and Harmony in the Quran: Examining the Concept of "Everything is Good in Its Proper Place"

From the perspective of the Quran, life in this world is of great importance and is closely related to the Hereafter. The situations and actions in this life significantly affect human destiny, and the art of human life is seen in managing choices and handling situations and emotions. The difference between good and bad is relative and can change with changing circumstances. Therefore, it is important to take every step in its proper place and according to the situation. Based on the line "Everything is good in its proper place" from Sheikh Mahmoud Shabestari, the main art of life lies in finding the right place for everything. Some people divide human emotions and behaviors into good and bad—for instance, love, compassion, forgiveness, and flexibility are seen as good, while anger, calculation, and strictness are viewed as bad. However, from the Quranic perspective, this division is not correct. In fact, love is beautiful when expressed in the right place, but when it is misplaced, it is not only not beautiful but also ugly and harmful. This research aims to understand the Quranic concept of "Everything is good in its proper place" and describes and analyzes Quranic propositions using library data and a descriptive-interpretive method. The results of this research include the explanation of the beauty of the creation of the world and its creatures, the systemic nature of religious instructions, identifying the proper and timely duties, as well as synchronizing the reverence of divine rituals and poverty alleviation. This analysis helps to deepen the understanding of divine harmony and wisdom in the Quranic verses and its impact on the individual and social life of Muslims