This research examines the impact of the Quran and resistance literature on the formation of collective identity and cultural resistance. Resistance literature, as a symbol of devotion to national ideals and values, plays a key role in strengthening the spirit of steadfastness and social cohesion. This genre of literature, by focusing on concepts such as hope, dynamism, and perseverance, is considered an effective tool in confronting identity and cultural threats. The present study, using a content analysis approach, identifies the religious and historical components of resistance literature and examines their impact on the formation of collective identity from various aspects. Furthermore, the role of religious symbols, patriotic themes, and memories of the Revolution and the Sacred Defense in strengthening cultural resistance is highlighted. The research findings indicate that concepts such as unity, the call to struggle, and hope for the future in resistance literature, especially in connection with the teachings of the Quran, have acted as key elements in strengthening collective identity and cultural resistance. This approach is aligned with the high-level documents of the education system, particularly the "Fundamental Reform Document of Education," which emphasizes nurturing a generation committed to Iranian-Islamic culture. The present research seeks to provide a clear picture of the impact of the Quran and resistance literature on the formation of collective identity and cultural resistance and to offer new perspectives for literary scholars.