Ma`rifat Farhangi Ejtemaei

Various approaches can be discovered for the way an Islamic Utopia and designing a pattern of its laws and features, is formed. The current paper which considers Mecca as the most Sacred Islamic town, seeks to present an Islamic Utopia by considering the most sacred Islamic city; Mecca, and her features based on the Quran and narrations. This descriptive-explanatory study is based on values and it attempts to show an Islamic Utopia by referring to narrative sources. Mecca and its most important symbol Kaaba is overwhelmed with deep monotheistic meanings and value and human symbols. Features like; the first home for human, the center of guidance and goodness, having glory, magnificence, security, the flag of monotheism for all, including all races and sects to know one another and in order to benefit from this great gathering, based on the two basic pillars of divine guardianship and exoneration from idolaters, it has given a great potential to Mecca as the Islamic Utopia.