In Islam, family is considered one of the most vital social institutions and its management is rooted in values of compassion, justice, and the prioritization of familial bonds, which contribute to the overall well-being of society. The main aim of this research paper is to examine family management from an Islamic perspective, emphasizing the integral role of man in this regard. Utilizing a descriptive-analytical method that includes the examination of Qur’anic verses, Hadith, and interpretations of the Quranic exegetes, the study uncovers the necessity of a manager and head within the family. The findings therefore show that based on certain endowed superiority of men over women, man is designated as the manager and administrator of the family. The study concludes that by adhering to these Islamic principles, families can foster a healthy environment that not only nurtures individual growth but also strengthens community and social solidarity, highlighting the timeless relevance of Islamic teachings in contemporary family management practices.
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