Prophetic Conflict Management, Quantified: A KPI-Driven GKSF for Intra-Islamic Rapprochement

SeyyedAbdolHojjat  MoghadasNian,SeyedMehdi  AlizadehMousavi,SeyedMohammadMahdi  HosseinPoor,Akbar  Bagheri

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Prophetic Conflict Management, Quantified: A KPI-Driven GKSF for Intra-Islamic Rapprochement

S. MoghadasNian,

S. AlizadehMousavi,

S. HosseinPoor,

A. Bagheri

2026-02-21

https://doi.org/10.24108/preprints-3114553

This study operationalizes Prophetic conflict-management into an auditable performance architecture using the Global Kalām Strategic Framework (GKSF). The model revisits the Sīrah of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) as its normative basis and spans 14 pillars × 20 KPIs (280 indicators) with standardized 0–3 scoring and AHP–Delphi–fuzzy weighting to construct the Doctrinal Fragmentation Index (DFI) and Doctrinal Harmony Index (DHI). We extend GKSF with three Prophetic composites the Prophetic Mediation Score (PMS), Hudaybiyyah Treaty Resilience Index (HTRI), and Sulḥ Efficacy Rate (SER) mapped to relevant pillars (ethical/social; historical-cultural/political; institutional/security). A mixed-methods design integrates document analysis, expert Delphi, and historical calibration, with PCA, K-means, and MDS for reduction, clustering, and proximity mapping. Baselines confirm construct coverage (e.g., PMS peaks for the Black Stone mediation; HTRI for Hudaybiyyah; SER for the Conquest of Makkah). Contemporary assessments indicate measurable but partial convergence when empathy-centric negotiation, truce governance, and institutionalized ṣulḥ are embedded in dashboards. Practical implications include deploying BI dashboards/APIs, AI/NLP for discourse analytics, and blockchain for certification of agreements to increase traceability and reduce subjectivity. The study closes the gap between normative Seerah and replicable KPI governance, offering policy-ready levers for religious councils and state bodies, and demonstrating transferability to KPI cultures in adjacent sectors (e.g., aviation and social-finance governance). We complement the 280 base KPIs with three cross-pillar composites PMS, HTRI, and SER for calibration and policy dashboards (specified in Appendix B).

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MoghadasNian S., AlizadehMousavi S., HosseinPoor S., Bagheri A. 2026. Prophetic Conflict Management, Quantified: A KPI-Driven GKSF for Intra-Islamic Rapprochement. PREPRINTS.RU. https://doi.org/10.24108/preprints-3114553

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