Islam in History
Published: January 01, 2001
Total words: 7.17 K
Islam and Human Welfare
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Language: English
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Total words:
6.64 K
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Reading Duration:
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Pages: 37
Description
In this booklet, the author explains that Islam encourages its followers to live as giver members of society and make positive contribution to people’s lives. The Prophet encouraged independent thinking and research in the domains of human knowledge and worldly progress. This freedom to do scientific pursuit inspired Muslims of the Middle Ages to make remarkable advances in human knowledge. If present Muslims want to receive respect and honour, they too must prove themselves beneficial for humanity. The author also provides guidance for Muslims by reminding them about the prophetic attitude of patience and avoidance of conflict for maintaining harmonious relationships with people of other communities.
Book Contents
| Chapter name | Chapter | Duration | button |
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| Foreword | 0 | Read Now | |
| SEPARATION OF RELIGION AND SCIENCE | 1 | Read Now | |
| MUSLIMS’ CONTRIBUTION TO HUMAN WELFARE | 2 | Read Now | |
| THE IMPORTANCE OF EDUCATION IN ISLAM | 3 | Read Now | |
| WHY PRESENT MUSLIMS ARE LAGGING BEHIND IN EDUCATION | 4 | Read Now | |
| THE NEED FOR REASSESSMENT | 5 | Read Now | |
| DEAREST TO GOD ARE THOSE WHO ARE MOST BENEFICIAL TO PEOPLE | 6 | Read Now | |
| ISLAM’S ROLE IN BRINGING ABOUT THE MODERN CIVILIZATION | 7 | Read Now | |
| DON’T LET BLOOD FLOW WHERE “WATER” IS SUFFICIENT | 8 | Read Now | |
| ASPIRE TO BE GIVER MEMBERS OF SOCIETY | 9 | Read Now |
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