According to search-discovered classical and contemporary Islamic scholarship, Social Etiquette, or *Adab Ijtima'iyyah* (آداب اجتماعية), represents the comprehensive Islamic framework for governing social interactions to foster a harmonious and righteous community. Classical scholars like Imam Al-Ghazali emphasize that *Adab* is not merely polite conduct but a spiritual discipline aimed at purifying the soul and attaining knowledge of God (*ma'rifah*). The principles are deeply rooted in the Quran, which commands kindness in speech, humility, and respect for others (e.g., Quran 58:11, 4:86), and the Sunnah of the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ, who was the epitome of good manners and stated, "I was only sent to perfect noble character." This synthesis of divine guidance, prophetic example, and scholarly interpretation establishes a code of conduct that covers everything from the etiquette of gatherings (*Fiqh al-Majalis*), such as making room for others and speaking beneficially, to modern challenges like social media engagement, ensuring that all interactions reflect the core Islamic values of compassion, justice, and sincerity.