From Doxological Legitimacy to Bountiful Sovereignty: A Civilizational ‎Algorithm Theory Analysis of the Eighth Section of Jawshan Kabir

This article reconstructs the eighth section of Jawshan Kabir as a bounded sacred semantic ‎architecture within the framework of Civilizational Algorithm Theory (CAT). Rather than ‎reading the section as a cumulative devotional list of divine epithets, the study argues that it ‎encodes an ordered movement from doxological legitimacy to glory, covenantal fidelity, ‎restorative mercy, benefactive bestowal, judicial closure, enduring sovereignty, generosity, and ‎finally bounty and blessing. Methodologically, the article adopts a qualitative, conceptual, and ‎design-science-oriented approach grounded in bounded corpus delimitation, textual ‎segmentation, morphology-sensitive reading, semantic clustering, Qur’anic intertextual control, ‎theological synthesis, and downstream systems, governance, and civilizational translation. The ‎findings demonstrate that the section is internally organized as a directed semantic network ‎rather than a flat chain of co-rhyming names. Praise and laudation serve as the entry node of ‎legitimacy, covenant functions as the relational pivot, judgment as the decisional core, enduring ‎might as the resilience anchor, and bounty and blessing as the terminal horizon of distributed ‎beneficence. The article contributes theoretically by extending the CAT/Jawshan corpus into a ‎more explicit architecture of legitimacy, trust, repair, closure, durable order, and flourishing. ‎Methodologically, it demonstrates how a compact liturgical passage may be translated into an ‎auditable theology-to-governance pathway without collapsing theological discourse into ‎managerial instrumentalism. Practically, it offers a principle-bound vocabulary for dialogue ‎architecture, restorative governance, resilience design, institutional legitimacy, and civilizational ‎evaluation.‎

کلیدواژه ها:

Jawshan Kabir ، Civilizational Algorithm Theory ، sacred semantics ، design science research ، ‎theology-to-governance translation ، legitimacy ، restorative governance ، civilizational design.‎