In the social domain, resilience is a dynamic and critical element that enhances a society's capacity to confront adversities, recover to its initial state, and even grow stronger and more empowered thereafter. Our religious society is perpetually exposed to challenges, threats, and even aggressions, the most recent being the 12-day assault by the Zionist regime. Nevertheless, the society's resilience in the face of this aggression was a key strength and a significant factor in its triumph. Consequently, "societal resilience" has become a vital factor in countering adversaries. Identifying and strengthening the components of this resilience will better prepare and fortify the society for future challenges. Therefore, the present study was designed to identify the factors of resilience in a religious society based on Islamic teachings (verses of the Holy Quran and Shia hadiths) and was conducted using the content analysis method. The research sample consisted of religious propositions related to the semantic domain of resilience, selected purposefully. After extracting relevant data, the validation of the results was performed based on the opinions of 10 specialized experts, using the Content Validity Index (CVI) and Content Validity Ratio (CVR), both of which achieved averages above the threshold, indicating the validity and utility of the research findings. According to the study’s findings, the "factors of resilience in a religious society" include 15 elements: "belief in God," "self-confidence," "positive thinking," "religious commitment," "spirituality," "rationality," "utilization of experiences," "zeal," "hope," "internal fortification," "effort and endeavor," "preparedness," "strong and independent governance," "resilient leadership," and "social cohesion."