A KPI-Governed Taqrīb Architecture: A Data-Driven Roadmap to the New Islamic Civilization (DDRNIC)

This study engineers a KPI-governed taqrīb architecture (DDRNIC) to convert normative Islamic commitments into auditable civilizational progress. Using a design-science, mixed-methods approach, we develop the Taqrīb Balanced Scorecard (T-BSC) and a 110-KPI dictionary organized across six core perspectives: (1) Identity & Social Cohesion, (2) Knowledge & Dialogue, (3) Shared Prosperity & Resilience, (4) Empowerment & Equity, (5) Justice & Just Peace, and (6) Governance & Digital Stewardship which operationalize ten underlying strategic dimensions (e.g., Faith & Identity; Scholarly Dialogue; Comparative Jurisprudence & Fatwa Governance; Education; Women & Youth; Media–Family; Cooperative Economics & Waqf/Zakat; Peace, Security & Justice; Sanctities Protection; Governance, Data & Digital Maturity). Methods integrate structured surveys, document/content analysis of communiqués, fatāwā, and media outputs, social-network analysis, and quasi-experimental evaluation (A/B tests, difference-in-differences (DiD), interrupted time-series (ITS). Findings show that strong data stewardship (consent/privacy compliance, auditability) consistently precedes gains in Dialogue Intensity and the Unity Recognition Index; waqf digitization is associated with more bridge projects and higher Humanitarian Joint Action; and codified adab al-ikhtilāf plus media-literacy interventions reduce insult incidence and strengthen family-narrative resilience. Contributions include a portable governance blueprint, reproducible KPI definitions and formulas, and a reporting cadence for interoperable dashboards allowing ministries, universities, faith councils, and civil society to move from declarations to measurable, reproducible outcomes while preserving plurality through ethics-anchored safeguards.