From the Quranic point of view, a person does good for society seeking God, rather than treating social good as an end in itself.1
Believers must hold fast to the rope of God and not be divided, and in that community race, color, and nationality do not matter.1, 2, 3
The best community advocates righteousness, forbids evil, and believes in God, and these are social responsibilities of the believers.1, 2, 3
Islamic judges are needed because the public is not familiar enough with the Quran, but a judge is needed only when there is a dispute.1, 2, 3
Consultation is the best political concept in the world: the majority does not force its view on the minority, but discusses until all agree unanimously, since the minority may be right.1, 2, 3, 4
The Prophet did not appoint a successor; God decides, and the Quran in Sura 42 sets the principle that affairs are decided by consultation.1, 2, 3
The Quran calls for unity among all believers and repeatedly prohibits distinguishing among God's messengers; worshiping the same one God brings absolute unity.1, 2
If people rise above the human factors and unite on belief in God, the one common link, there will be no divisions and they will stop fighting.1, 2, 3