The purpose of this study is to extract the components of the growth pattern of naturalistic identity from the perspective of Islam and to explain the conceptual growth pattern of identity based on Nature identity. In this study, the sample was equal to the community and available books and sources related to identity and nature such as Shahid Motahari, Allameh Tabatabai and Javadi Amoli, were studied. Also, the note-taking method was used to review texts, compare and thematic content Analysis and for validation, the extracted categories and the conceptual model along with the related texts were provided to three experts. According to the findings of the study, 8 main themes were obtained, including the inherent characteristics of the human species, the innate desire for absolute perfection, the inherent contradiction in humans, the development towards the transcendence of human identity, understanding nature with self-discovery, innate knowledge of monotheism, achieving absolute perfection with facing nature, the need for a guide for the flourishing of nature, and 21 sub-themes. According to the results of the research, it can be said that development of a identity based on Islamic Nature is founded on the transcendental evolution and the acquisition of absolute perfection and monotheistic knowledge in order to give meaning to the emergence of a perfect human being.