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It is the first of its kind in the systematic library (Arabic and foreign), and aims to formulate a systematic approach to building interpretive models in a modern applied methodological framework. The development of this methodology required establishing epistemological and methodological connections with qualitative research, and also necessitated coining a new concept called "modeling research," which is research that adopts the application of that methodology and its conceptual system. The book encourages moving from the guidance of (paradigm) definitions to the guidance of interpretive models, as definitions tend to narrow the researcher's thinking regarding complex, ambiguous phenomena, leading to superficial results and formal approaches. This book is primarily suitable for students and postgraduate students in the humanities, as well as for students and postgraduate students in religious sciences, and possibly for their peers in natural sciences after some "methodological modification." This book can also be suitable for undergraduate students in universities targeting outstanding students. It may also be useful for general researchers and advanced readers who aim to develop their systematic research framework for applying it in research projects, or because they intend to develop their critical observations and cumulative insights into human, societal, or natural conditions, enabling them to understand these more deeply and broadly. This may also feed their tendency to express these observations and insights in research or creative texts.