Thread On_ #IslamACompleteWayOfLife

  Islam is not just a religion buta complete wayof lifeislam has provided guidance in every sphere oflife,social,civil law,criminal law,political or economic life,since religion provides moral guidance forevery action that aperson takes.
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1. Islamic Social System-Equality of Mankind

The foundations of the social system of Islam rest on the belief that all human beings are equal
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Family Values
The institution of the family plays a very important part in society. It is a basic unit of that society . The Prophet ﷺ said, "When a Muslim spends something on his family intending to receive Allah's reward it is regarded as Sadaqa for him." 
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Relatives & Neighbors

Beyond the limited circle of family the next
social sphere which is suffrciently wide is that of
kinship and blood relationship.
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2. The fundamental principles ofIslamic economics rest on and are grounded in a sense of accountability,responsibility, mutual trust,equity, justice and equal opportunity itis clear that allthe principles ofIslamic economics aredesigned to achieve the betterment of mankind. (5/n)

Equity Justice
GodAlmighty states clearly in theQuran thatHe mayforgive individuals forthe unfulfillment oftheir obligations to Him,but He will not forgivethem forthe unfulfillment oftheir obligations totheir fellowbeings,which can only beforgiven by the aggrieved person
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prohibition of Interest

The Holy Quran strictly prohibits the use of riba in commercial transactions.This prohibition is clearly stated in Quran “Allah deprives riba of all blessing but blesses charity. He loves not the ungrateful sinner.” (Surah al-Baqarah, {2:277}
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Concept of Zakat

In the context of fulfillment of their social obligations, Muslims are strongly encouraged to participate in charitable giving and philanthropic acts aimed at reducing the gap between the “haves” and the “have-nots”.
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Hence, the notion of Zakat was introduced whereby every Muslim must allocate 2.5% of their net wealth (wealth in excess of their consumption needs) to be distributed among the poor and needy (Surah al-Taubah, {9: 60}
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Islam is a religion of peace in the fullest sense of the word. The Qur’an calls its way ‘the paths of peace’ (5:16). It states that God abhors any disturbance of peace (2:205).