Human Rights and Justice in Islam
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The speaker discusses the importance of preserving human rights and creating a peaceful culture in Islam. They stress that achieving this goal requires achieving justice and respecting individuals' privacy, rather than just rewarding anyone. The speaker also discusses the punishment for injustice in Islam, including severe punishment for those who refuse to comply with regulations.AI Generated Transcript ©
One of the most important things that Islam calls to uphold is justice. But how does Islam maintain justice and preserve human rights? Islam even calls for us to be fair and just with those who show hatred towards us, Islam guarantees humanity, their rights, their life, property, honor and even their reputation are protected in Islam, whether they're Muslim or not. In Islam, it is not permissible to insult anyone, challenge their honor, mock them or unjustly take their property. As the Prophet Muhammad peace be upon him said, each person's life, their property and their honor are sacred among you. Maintaining human rights and treating everyone fairly is imperative in Islam. In
Islam, a person's value is not determined by their social or economic status, the color of their skin, their ethnicity, their popularity, rather it is only determined by piety. As God Almighty in the Quran says, Indeed, the most honorable of view in the sight of God is the most pious view. Indeed, God is all knowing and all aware, Islam strives to preserve and protect human rights as it forbids oppression and injustice. And it commands us to be responsible and honest with people's trust. As God says in the Quran, Indeed, God commands you to return trust to their rightful owners. And when you judge, Judge among people with fairness, Islam considers injustice and immense crime.
So the punishment for injustice is also severe. If the oppressor is strong in this world oppressing as they will, Islam threatens them with punishment on the Day of Judgment equal to double their oppression. The Prophet Muhammad, peace be upon him said, I warn you of injustice for injustice is layers of darkness on the Day of Resurrection