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हिन्दीIslam Guides Everything
Islam is a complete way of life: its guidance on government, the economy, law and justice, family, health, cleanliness, manners, society, and war and peace.
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Islam: A Complete Way of Life
Islam guides worship and all of life: government, economy, law, family, health, cleanliness, manners, society, war and peace. A guided tour.
Read articleCleanliness and Hygiene in Islam
Purity is half of faith: wudu and ghusl, a clean body, clothes and home, the fitrah habits, the toothstick, washed hands, clean water and clean streets.
Read articleGovernance in Islam: Rulers as Trustees
How Islam sees political power: a trust from God, bound by justice and consultation, with accountable rulers and obedience only in what is right.
Read articleHealth and Medicine in Islam
Islam treats the body as a trust: eat in moderation, seek treatment, avoid harm, keep quarantine in plague, and never lose hope in God's mercy.
Read articleInternational Relations in Islam
How Islam guides a Muslim state's dealings with other nations: justice to the peaceful, binding treaties, protected envoys, safe conduct and peace.
Read articleLaw and Justice in Islam: Courts, Proof and Punishment
How Islamic law judges: equality before the law, proof on the claimant, rights of the accused, upright judges, strict hudud and open repentance.
Read articleManners and Etiquette (Adab) in Islam
Islamic adab in daily life: greeting with salam, asking permission to enter, table manners, guarding the tongue, respecting elders and modesty.
Read articleSociety and Social Welfare in Islam
Islam builds a society of mutual care: zakat for the poor, charity, care for orphans, neighbours and travellers, endowments and public good.
Read articleThe Economy in Islam: Fair Trade and Shared Wealth
Islam's economic teaching: trade encouraged, interest forbidden, honest weights, written contracts, zakat and inheritance that keep wealth moving.
Read articleThe Family System in Islam
How Islam builds the family: marriage as a covenant of mercy, rights of spouses, parents and children, ties of kinship, inheritance and fair divorce.
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