Civil society and the transformation of islamic values

The article is devoted to the transformation of civil society and Islamic values, showing that Sharia law is aimed at regulating the behavior of believers, as well as the lifestyle of the Muslim family and protecting the basic values of Islam. The most important value in Islam is religion. It is well known that religion - one of the forms of social consciousness - is a set of spiritual ideas based on belief in supernatural forces and beings (gods, spirits) that are the subject of prayer. Hence, religion, life, intellect, property and the continuation of a generation are the core values of Islam. Sharia law is primarily aimed at protecting these values. In fact, the Sharia encompasses the life and work of a Muslim from cradle to grave. Today, based on a purely theoretical problem, this problem is quickly becoming a matter of practical legal policy. According to G.I. Gurdjieff “... any true religion consists of two parts. One of them teaches people what to do.