Ma`rifat Akhlaqi

The Second Phase of the Revolution Statement serves as a guiding light for the establishment of a new Islamic civilization, and elucidating its requirements can further illuminate the path of the Islamic system. Within this framework, the role of governance-based groundwork in propagating morality and spirituality in society is of paramount importance. This study seeks to identify and analyze the principles of such groundwork, guided by the main research question: “What principles must governance-based groundwork for the propagation of morality and spirituality in society adhere to?” The research method is descriptive-analytical and library-based, with data extracted and analyzed using a documentary approach. In the first step, potential principles were derived from the Second Phase Statement; then, they were evaluated, completed, and documented by referring to Qur’anic verses, authentic narrations (hadiths), and the statements of the Supreme Leader (Ayatollah Khamenei). The findings reveal six key principles: 1) active role-playing; 2) selection of qualified agents; 3) commitment to education/training; 4) synergy of effective factors; 5) consideration of the moral and spiritual consequences of activities; and 6) proportionality of preparatory activities. The results indicate that these principles provide an operational framework that can assist public policy planners and implementers in preserving Islamic identity and moving effectively toward the propagation of morality and spirituality.