Ma`rifat

Abstract The main topic in human sciences discussions is man, and dealing with anthropological foundations is the main prerequisite for development in human sciences and human civilization. The purpose of this research is to examine and explain anthropological foundations based on the divine worldview effective in religious future studies. The method used in this scientific and subject-oriented research is descriptive-analytical, and the content has been collected in the phenomenological field using library method. The findings indicate that Islamic future studies is an alternative version of traditional future studies, the most important feature of which is its relationship with religion. Religious schools are more futuristic than any philosophical and scientific point of view. Islam outlines the nature and truth of man and the future of the world and promises a favorable situation for humanity in an inspiring vision. Many futurist efforts have been made with regard to achieving the ideals and believing in the purposefulness of future events, which is what many futurists share in common. So without knowing the anthropological foundations of future studies, we will not have much success in knowing it. In the divine worldview system, man naturally has the desire to move towards infinite perfection and to achieve more virtues and merits by knowing the future. Man is also the only being who creates his own future by his own choices. Change in destiny depends on change in will.