Undoubtedly, every Islamic movement endures numerous hardships to achieve its goals. Some individuals sacrifice their lives and wealth, while others endure significant hardships to bring about the revolution. Therefore, preserving and safeguarding the values of the revolution and striving for its consolidation seems vital. One of the necessities for maintaining and developing the revolution is the analysis of its vulnerabilities. If the Islamic movement remains oblivious to external and internal threats after its victory, it is doomed to failure from the outset. Among the challenges facing the movement, internal vulnerabilities, due to being less noticed, have a greater impact on its weakness and decline. The Quran warns Muslims against falling into these dangers in its verses. The nascent Islamic government during the Prophet's (PBUH) era is the best example of a religious and Islamic movement, and by reflecting on the Quranic verses, one can examine the challenges facing an Islamic movement. Disunity and division within the community, lack of worthy leadership, and disobedience to the leader are the main factors leading to the weakness and failure of Islamic movements. This research employs a descriptive-analytical method to address the most significant vulnerabilities threatening the Islamic movement from within the system.