Humanity In Quran

Humanity In Quran 

Islam is the only religion for the good of humanity on earth. Islam is the only religion in the world where the welfare of humanity is considered so important. Allah says, and in their wealth is the right of the beggar and the deprived. (Surah Jariyat-19).

Our beloved Prophet (peace be upon him) was the epitome of kindness and greatness. Khaybar was conquered in the sixth Hijri. In the ninth Hijri, when the Arabian Peninsula was loyal to Muslims. He has passed away all the time when huge wealth is transmitted from all around.

The easiest and shortest way to attain Allah's mercy, blessings and rewards is to extend a hand of goodness and benefit towards Allah's creation, especially towards human beings.

There are innumerable hadiths that mention unimaginable rewards and dignity for all kinds of human service.

In another Hadith, the Prophet (peace be upon him) said, 'Abdullah is narrated from Ibn' Umar. He said that the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) said that a Muslim is the brother of a Muslim. No Muslim will oppress a Muslim, nor will he push him towards destruction. Whoever helps to make up for the lack of a Muslim brother, Allah Ta'ala will make up for his lack.

Whoever alleviates the affliction of a Muslim brother, Allah will ease his affliction on the Day of Resurrection. Whoever conceals the faults of one of his Muslim brothers, Allah will keep his guilt secret on the Day of Resurrection. (Bukhari 2442, - Tirmidhi 1526)

This hadith is a milestone in the protection of human rights. In the first part of the hadith, one Muslim who has been referred to as another Muslim brother is Ukhuwatul Islam or Islamic brotherhood. That is, one Muslim is the brother of another Muslim. It should be noted here that a brother will never oppress a brother, that is, it is forbidden for a Muslim brother to oppress a Muslim brother.

Don't hurt him, but help him, help him, and help him in all kinds of dangers. Imam Tabrani narrates from Saleem that one Muslim will not leave another Muslim in danger, but will be his companion. Imam Muslim has narrated from Abu Hurairah (may Allah be pleased with him) that one Muslim will not despise another Muslim.

Another part of the hadith is that Allah Almighty helps the servant when he helps his brother. And the help of any Muslim brother in the world and in the hereafter will be helped by Allah, Rabul Alamin.

In this hadith, it is said that the Muslim brother's fault should be concealed, which is a conditional matter; If it is better to conceal than to disclose, then conceal, and if it is better to disclose, then disclose.

In innumerable verses of the Holy Qur'an, Allah Ta'ala has instructed human service and social welfare. Even the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) preached and spread the same ideal throughout his life in his words and deeds. He did not get tired of just preaching himself. He has also reflected it in his actions.

Therefore, every believer should indulge in human welfare for the welfare of the present and the Hereafter by cherishing the words of the Holy Quran and Hadith.

Source  :    Islam And Humanity | Humanity In Quran  - Islam Live 24 

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