This study aims to explain the characteristics of monotheistic politicians from the perspective of the Holy Quran, and answers this central question: "What characteristics has the Holy Quran, as the main source of Islamic guidance, determined for monotheistic politicians?" Using a combined method (descriptive-analytical and textual research) and citing Quranic verses and authoritative interpretations, the most prominent characteristics of monotheistic politicians have been extracted and analyzed. The findings indicate that the Holy Quran, with its focus on monotheism, considers building a divine society an inevitable task and obliges politicians to have such characteristics as deep faith, individual and social piety, justice-oriented, obedience to God and the Prophet rejection of the domination of the tyrant, anti-arrogance, and commitment to consultation. These characteristics have been introduced not only as theoretical foundations, but also as practical principles for establishing a desirable political system in Islam. The research findings provide a comprehensive model that can be a basis for selecting, assessing, and training politicians in Islamic societies, as well as critiquing current approaches to governance.