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ISLAMIYAT

Name: Ayesha Rizwan

Registration no: FA20-BSE-148

Class: software engineering

Section: C2Subject: Islamiyat

Submitted to: Mr. Khurum Shahzard

Assignment no 3
Semester Project
content

Abstract …………………1

Morality and society ……………………………….3

Fairness……………………………………………….4

Singular responsibility …………………………….5

Self control and forgiveness ……………………….6

Refrences ……………………………………………7

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Abstract:

The ethical framework in Islam is introduced considering Shariah – the Islamic


social/overall set of laws. As per Islam, whatever prompts government assistance
of the individual or society is ethically acceptable and whatever is damaging is
morally awful.

Morality of islam and society

For a person just as a general public, profound quality is one of the key
wellsprings of solidarity, similarly as impropriety is one of the primary

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driver of decrease. While regarding the privileges of the person inside a


wide Islamic system, Islam is additionally worried about the ethical
wellbeing of the general public.
In this manner, all that prompts the government assistance of the
individual and the general public is ethically acceptable in Islam, and
whatever is destructive is ethically terrible.
Given its significance to a sound and just society, Islam underpins
ethical quality and matters that lead to the upgrade of ethical quality
and holds up traffic of defilement and matters that lead to the spreading
of debasement. The orders and disallowances in Islam are to be found in
this light.
A significant Hadith (saying) of the Prophet is that religion isn't what
one officially or ceremonially rehearses yet how one arrangement with
others. It is thusly not adequate to be devout without performing deeds
which exhibit one's convictions. It is accounted for that the Prophet once
entered a mosque and saw at petition an admired elderly person with a
long white facial hair growth. He was informed that the man was in the
mosque the entire day, adoring and administering the expressions of
Allah to other people. The Prophet at that point asked how he made
money and was informed that a vendor, not known for his devotion,
upheld him. The Prophet commented that of the two, the shipper was for
sure the more commendable.

Each Muslim is the beneficiary, gatekeeper, and agent of God's will on


earth; his obligations are widely inclusive. A Muslim's obligation to act
with regards to what is correct is as much piece of his confidence
similar to his obligation to restrict wrong. The Prophet once stated, "On
the off chance that somebody among you sees wrong he should right it
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by his hand on the off chance that he can (deed, direct, activity). On the
off chance that he can't, at that point by his tongue (make some noise,
verbally contradict); in the event that he can't, at that point by his look
(quiet articulation of dissatisfaction); and in the event that he can't, at
that point in his heart. The latter is the base articulation of his
conviction (confidence, fearlessness)."
Living the confidence is ibada, administration to God through assistance
to mankind.
A view inside the ninth-century Karaouine Mosque, Fez, Morocco.
(Aramco World Magazine, May-June 1993; photograph Nik Wheeler).
In no way, shape or form will ye achieve exemplary nature except if ye
give (openly) of that which ye love; and whatever ye give, of a reality
God knoweth it well. (Qur'an 3:92)
The safeguarding of a social request relies upon every single individual
from that society unreservedly sticking to similar good standards and
practices. Islam, established on individual and aggregate profound
quality and duty, presented a social upset in the setting in which it was
first uncovered. Aggregate profound quality is communicated in the
Qur'an in such terms as uniformity, equity, decency, fraternity, kindness,
empathy, solidarity, and opportunity of decision. Pioneers are liable for
the use of these standards and are responsible to God and man for their
organization. It is accounted for that a person visited Umar, the second
khalifa, to converse with him. It was evening time, and a flame
consumed around Umar's work area. Umar inquired on whether what he
needed to look at was on the brink of home. The man said that it was,
and Umar doused the light so as not consume public assets for a private
reason. Pioneers in Islam, regardless of whether heads of state or heads
of family or private endeavor, have a higher weight or duty than others.

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There is a connection in Islam between singular duty and the rights and
advantages got from enrollment in the network. Singular commitments
must be met before one can guarantee a bit from the network of which
he is part. Every individual from a general public must satisfy his own
commitments and depend on others to satisfy theirs before that society
can obtain the fundamental store of social rights and advantages which
would then be able to be shared by all. The thoughts of fellowship and
solidarity not just force upon the network the obligation to think about'
its individuals, yet in addition require every individual to utilize his
drive to do individual and social duties as per his capacity.

Also, to be firm and patient, in agony (or enduring) and affliction, And
all through all times of frenzy. Such are the individuals of truth, the
God-dreading.
"Whosoever of you sees a shrewd activity, let him change it along with
his hand; and on the off chance that he can't do intrinsically, at that
time together with his tongue; and on the off chance that he can't do
as such, at that point with his heart—and that is the most fragile of
confidence."

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Fairness
The fairness of all Muslims is stressed consistently all through the
Qur'an. It is a result of that idea that Islam under the Sunni custom
doesn't have an appointed church. There is an immediate connection
between each man and his Creator, and there can be no mediator. This
specific closeness between the individual and God is fundamental in
conviction just as practically speaking.
It is often contended that Islam isn't a religion that accommodates full
value among Muslims. To be sure, on the grounds that Islam makes
qualifications among people; not all rights and advantages accessible to
men are accessible to ladies. For instance, a male Muslim acquires
double the portion of the female, however then a male relative has the
monetary obligation to think about a poor female family member.
Additionally, a male Muslim has the privilege to singularly separate
from his significant other, while she can just separation her better half
through an appointed authority's assurance. Care of youngsters from a
separation is given the mother, young men till age 9 and young ladies
till age 12. From that point guardianship returns to the dad, given that
he is fit. Nonetheless, the way that there isn't supreme equality in all
rights and advantages doesn't imply that ladies don't impart a general
fairness to men. It should likewise be noticed that specific social
practices in some Muslim nations are not needed by Islam, yet have
essentially advanced throughout time because of indigenous social
variables.

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Islam separates among Muslims and non-Muslims and between the


Individuals of the Book" (dhimmi) and others. Just Muslims reserve the
privilege to choose the khalifa. In legal issues the vow of the Muslim
beats that of the non-Muslim. There are hence a few contrasts among
guys and females in Islam, among Muslims and Dhimmis, and Muslims
and non-Dhimmis.

One of just about 300 mosques on the Tunisian island of Jerba. These
flashing, whitewashed structures overwhelm the scene, their shadings
move with the evolving light, and their trips of design dream appear to
arrive in a limitless assortment. (Aramco World Magazine, July-August
1994; photograph Nike Wheeler).

Singular Responsibility
The quest for equity is one of the proceeding with missions of mankind.
The journey is endorsed by the Qur'an for each Muslim. Social and
individual equity are developing ideas which rely to a great extent on an
assortment of outside contemplations. Most importantly, Islam looks to
instill inside each Muslim the need to look for equity and to apply it to
himself just as to other people. Since Muslims accept that God is the
start and the finish of everything, everything is predetermined by Qadar
(celestial will). Qadar doesn't infer inaction, yet, rather,
acknowledgment. It requires the solidarity to change what can be
changed and the determination to acknowledge what can't.
Singular duty is a foundation of Islam. Each Muslim is responsible to his
Creator for what he, at the end of the day, does or neglects to do—just
as for others for whom he might be responsible—and for things that he

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has authority over. As in Western legitimate codes, singular obligation


is predicated on the goal and intention of the entertainer considering his
capacity to do great and to dodge malevolence or damage to other
people. Accordingly, Islam puts stock in unrestrained choice, and to the
degree that this exists an individual is liable for its activity in the
structure of Islamic ethical quality. Be that as it may, the relativity of
human equity isn't to be mistaken for the totality of perfect equity whose
application each Muslim expects come what may on day of atonement.
In view of the Muslim's confidence in responsibility in the great beyond,
his vow is substantial proof in any legal or extra-legal cycle.
Serve God, and get no accomplices together with Him; and do great—
To guardians, vagrants, those out Of luck, neighbors who are close
,neighbors who are outsiders; the partner close by, the way-farer (ye
meet), and what your correct hands have: For God loveth not the
pompous, the vainglorious;—

Qur'an 4:36
"Activities are yet by belief and each man will have yet that which he
planned."
The Prophet's Hadith
"Not a soul of you (genuinely) understands until he wants for his
familial what he desires for himself."

Self control and Forgiveness


A Muslim is responsible for what he does and what he neglects to do as
per the letter as well as the actual intent of the law. Nonetheless, despite
the fact that Islam forces various extremely unbending prerequisites and

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seems formalistic and firm, one of the fundamental premises of the


relationship among Muslims, and among Muslims and others, is gotten
from one of the essential premises of the connection between a Muslim
and his Creator, to be specific, avoidance and pardoning.

In one of the Prophet's Hadiths it is expressed that an individual could


do such evil during his lifetime that there may be among him and the
ways to damnation just one stage and afterward he could apologize and
request God's pardoning and carry out one beneficial thing and enter
paradise. By a similar token, an individual may during his life
accomplish such a great deal great as to be one stage eliminated from
paradise and afterward carry out one fiendish thing that would be
adequate to procure him damnation. The importance of the Hadith is to
accentuate that, despite the fact that an individual may do great for the
duration of his life, he should never be sure beyond a shadow of a doubt
that the great he has done from the start is adequate to bring him
through; he ought not fail to remember that one awful deed could defeat
all the great ones. Then again, an individual who has done fiendish for
his entire life may apologize even ultimately and with one great deed
procure heaven.

Allah is depicted in the Qur'an as the Forgiving and the Merciful.


Everything is pardonable by Allah aside from Shirk (the refutation of the
presence of the Singularity, Uniqueness and Oneness of the Creator.)
Even so the leniency of God is limitless. A man was once brought to the
Prophet for preliminary since he denied.

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References
https://www.mei.edu/publications/social-system-and-morality-islam

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Morality_in_Islam
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