The objectification of Islamic civilization in the contemporary world is based on the practical perception of Islamic culture from the original Islamic sources, including the book of revelation. The main question of this research is that in the holy Qur'an, the use of family terms such as fatherhood, motherhood, brotherhood, sisterhood and childhood in religious, social and historical issues of different societies, are based on what functions in the field of culture and civilization? Using the method of in-text and out-of-text interpretation and by refereeing to the Qur'an, it was revealed that considering the society as family is a discourse in the Qur'an under the policy of cultural and civilizational exaltation of the Islamic Ummah and its functions have been to pay attention to the historical identity, solidarity, cooperation and social resilience, reform of subcultures and confrontation with countercultures in a religious and non-religious society. As a result, it was found that this idea has been used in three types of attitudes, tendencies and behaviors of the religious and non-religious communities and has been considered in relation to the past of history, the contemporary world and the end of history.
