Explores how islamic culture shapes personal life and social norms, suggesting ethical frameworks for global understanding.
Islam is a self-fulfilling philosophy of life. Islamic Tamaddun or culture is founded on the principles of this philosophy of life. Courteous behavior, manners, good deeds and good morals in the personal and social life of people, as prescribed by Allah Ta'ala is called Islamic culture. Islamic culture is not a national, clan or tribal culture; rather, it is human culture in the true sense. It includes welfare for all people irrespective of caste and language. Islamic culture is a culture that has the ability to spread globally. It has some basic aspects and some branching aspects. Tawhid, Risalat, Kitab and Akhirat are the basic aspects of Islamic culture. A person who believes in Tawhid, Risalat, Kitab and the Hereafter has included himself in the fold of Islamic culture. Salat, Zakat, Fast and Hajj are his basic acts of worship. Disciplinary aspects, ethical work Such as good qualities, welfare, self-sacrifice, kindness and love, forgiveness and generosity, maintaining relations of kinship, modesty and courage, shame, and creating sympathy, etc. are discussed in this article in light of the above philosophy.
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