This research aims to examine the role of mosques in the concept of social sustainability. Mosques are one of the important elements that shape the social structure of society. However, from a sustainable development perspective, the role of mosques in social sustainability and how they can be evaluated in this context have not been adequately addressed. This study aims to develop a social sustainability measurement framework comprising three main components: compliance with societal needs, protection of cultural heritage, and social interaction, by examining studies on ensuring and measuring social sustainability. Additionally, as part of this study, a survey is being conducted to understand how mosques can be evaluated for social sustainability. This survey aims to reach a wide range of participants, including mosque users and surrounding residents. The data obtained are analyzed using SPSS. This data will provide an important resource for understanding the current status of mosques in terms of social sustainability and potential areas for improvement.
Copyrights © 2026