What are the manifestations of the comprehensiveness and divinity of the Islamic religion, with mention of the verses indicating that, and the manifestations of each?

The divine and comprehensive nature of Islam is apparent to all. Islam encompasses all aspects of life, including beliefs, acts of worship, and ethics, in addition to general laws such as civil, criminal, and personal status matters, social systems, international relations, and the foundations of governance and economics. This was established through precise principles and eternal legislations from Allah Almighty. This comprehensiveness is manifest in Quranic verses that address civil and economic issues like debt, writing contracts, and witnessing; constitutional issues like Shura (consultation); judicial issues like justice; criminal issues like Qisas (retribution); military issues like preparation for war; and international issues like treating non-combatants with kindness and equity. Prominent non-Muslim scholars and jurists, such as Santillana, Hawking, and Vambery, have attested to the breadth of Islamic jurisprudence and its ability to meet the needs of Muslims and all humanity, as well as its containing the necessary principles for advancement.