The widespread adoption of emerging technologies and artificial intelligence (AI) across the globe, coupled with the cybernetic efforts of global arrogance to control humanity in pursuit of its own objectives, has generated numerous challenges in human life. These challenges can be mitigated—and progress made toward an ideal society (Madinah al-Fadhilah)—through governance based on Quranic principles. However, despite the significance of these challenges, no comprehensive framework has yet been proposed for governing emerging technologies in accordance with Quranic principles.



Thus, the primary question of this research focuses on extracting Consistent Quranic principles based on the Wilayat model to the formulation of policies related to the governance and oversight of AI. This approach aims not only to advance technological development but also to promote justice, ethics, and accountability.



In this research, data collection was conducted through library research, and data processing was carried out using descriptive-analytical and meta-synthesis methods.



After a thematic examining verses of the Quran and Extracting governance principles of technologies, the study concludes that principles such as justice, transparency, accountability, and the preservation of human dignity are among the key requirements for AI governance based on the Quran and The Wilayat model was presented at three levels: 1. Superstructural (including four categories: A. In line with ultimate goals B. In line with achieving ethical goals C. Legal and national policies D. Methodological principles); 2. Structural (including three categories: A. Legislation B. Institutionalization C. Regulation); 3. Operational principles (including four categories: A. Execution and implementation B. Monitoring and evaluation C. Accountability and transparency D. Empowerment and education); consisting of a total of 35 Quranic principles.