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Social institutions have a great role and influence on society in shaping the integrity of an individuals identity. The level of understanding and implementation of this integrity is very important in the progress of the country. This means that integrity is the main key to the development of a country. Therefore, the main objective of this study is to produce integrity-building components that are analyzed according to the guidance of the Quran. This study is qualitative and uses data collection methods from library research. Meanwhile, the main data analysis method used is to analyze the content found in books of interpretation in addition to documents from journal articles and academic books. The results of the study found that there are four main components of the formation of integrity in social institutions. First, piety. Second, trust. Third, qanaah. And fourth, tabligh (conveying). These four components of integrity that are sourced from the Quran are very important to be understood, nurtured and educated to the community in social institutions so that the result produces a society with integrity and brings prosperity and harmony to the country.
Integrity Social Institutions Taqwa Qanaah Trust (Amanah)
Integrity Social Institutions Taqwa Qanaah Trust (Amanah)
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