The twenty-first century appears to be a masterpiece of scientific progress and digital globalization, yet deep sociological observation reveals that humanity is suffering from its most acute intellectual, racial, and geographical fragmentation in history. To establish peace, the world forged numerous material frameworks, from the League of Nations to the United Nations (UN). Recently, multilateral treaties like the "Abraham Accords" were introduced to safeguard political and economic interests. However, these material endeavors failed miserably in yielding sustainable peace, as they remain bound by specific geographical confines and material imperialism. They attempt to impose external laws by viewing man merely as an economic animal, whereas the genuine threats confronting the world—cognitive deviance, moral decline, and absolute Atheism—are brewing inside human hearts. In these volatile global conditions, the final verses of Surah Al-Baqarah (verses 285 and 286) alongside Surah Ali 'Imran (verse 64) present a revolutionary and alternative narrative to the cosmos, termed here as "The Adam Accord." This Accord is a universal manifesto designed to unite humanity under the bond of "Adamhood," transcending material boundaries.