Abstract
The digital era has brought remarkable progress to human life but has also triggered a serious spiritual crisis. Phenomena such as alienation, loss of meaning, and dependence on the virtual world indicate that modern technology has replaced the space for inner contemplation. This study aims to analyze how the Qur’an offers solutions to the spiritual crisis amid the rapid flow of digitalization. Using a qualitative method with a descriptive analytic approach based on literature study, this research explores the relationship between Qur’anic spirituality and the challenges of modern technology. The findings show that the Qur’an provides guidance through the values of dhikr, tafakkur, and sakinah as pathways to inner peace and balanced living. Dhikr functions as a spiritual therapy that calms the heart and strengthens divine awareness; tafakkur fosters deep reflection on human existence; while sakinah builds spiritual resilience within the family and society. These values serve as pillars for developing ethical and meaningful digital consciousness. In conclusion, Qur’anic spirituality in the digital era calls for humans to utilize technology as a medium of worship and reflection rather than a source of distraction. Through the internalization of Qur’anic values, digital life can be transformed into a spiritual space that strengthens human relationships with God and others.
