Since the beginning of creation, man has been known as a civil person, as confirmed by sociologists, who have said about man as a civilian by nature, and this means that man cannot live in isolation or alone, but tends to live in communities or in a social form, due to the fact that societies contain a different group of people in capacity, where each individual works a role or a job so that they complement each other's role so that societies are produced together, and that importance is shown. In modern times, modern social thought and large and complex societies were formed.
Sociology's View of Human Social Life
We will not be too divided around this idea with many scholars, so let's take the words of the scientist Ibn Khaldun, who represents the father of true sociology, who spoke in it and said that man alone is a person who is unable to provide his simplest needs, for example he needs to satisfy his stomach and the simplest thing he needs here is a loaf of bread, which until it reaches its edible form to go through a long series of processes that we can track from top to bottom.
Bread is needed for wheat, wheat needs to be grown, and to grow you need agricultural machines, and to get agricultural machinery you need to make it to the last of the processes that need at each stage or each process the appropriate quality of the people in charge, we find there manufacturers and there farmers and there bakers we notice that each of them has a role to complement the other, so man needs to live in societies with people with varying abilities.
Social life is an interactive life.
Man lives in societies, but there are conditions for this living, which are interactive, because there must be a kind or degree of interaction within the social environment, which is manifested in the form of cooperation and love with members of his community such as family members, co-workers or classmates.
Man must enjoy a degree of good manners as well as honesty, honesty and sincerity and get rid of the habits that alienate those around him and push them away from what can leave him in isolation.
The impact of isolation on human beings and society
A person can be inclined to social isolation for any reason and here you should know that loneliness or isolation can only be a feeling or can be translated into a practical form of separation from the society surrounding you or shortening your transactions within it to be minimal.
Unfortunately, such isolation can be exacerbated by violent effects that can amount to the threat of death, as the feeling of loneliness greatly affects his physical and health condition, as the various organs of the body are driven to disorder or weakness in their work, chiefly the immune system, which threatens the human body with fatal diseases.