اسلام و پژوهش‌های مدیریتی

As pivotal Islamic cultural institutions, mosques influence cultural reconstruction and societal development. They play a fundamental role in public policy-making and cultural governance across individual, social, political, economic, and scientific spheres. While mosques impact various societal layers, they are also influenced by governmental policies and institutions. What has been neglected by scholars in various fields - especially cultural and social areas - is the role of the "mosque" in "policy-making". This paper aims to examine the role of mosques in “policy-making” and “cultural governance”. The research method is descriptive-analytical and documentary. Historical, Qur’anic and narrative documents and evidence indicate that the role of mosques has been taken into account in the individual, political, social, cultural, economic and educational dimensions of the Islamic society. The results of this research showed that as cultural institutions, mosques play a role not only in cultural issues, but also in the social, political, educational and awareness-raising, educational and economic fields and ultimately in public policy-making and cultural governance.