The principles of peace and their impact on Iraqi society | ||
Journal of University of Anbar for Humanities | ||
Article 18, Volume 2022, Issue 4, December 2022, Pages 3712-3729 PDF (685.17 K) | ||
Document Type: Research Paper | ||
DOI: 10.37653/juah.2022.176861 | ||
Author | ||
Anas Isam Ismael | ||
Center of revival of Arabian science heritage- Baghdad university | ||
Abstract | ||
Islam (surrender) and Salam (peace) are two words derived from the same root. They are the slogan of Muslims in every spot of the earth. In every civil or cooperative occasion, the Quran calls, encourages and urges for security and peace. Also, the life of Muhammad (PBUH) is full of examples which promote peace in reality and practice. And as such were the rightly guided Caliphs after Muhammad (PBUH). Peace in Islam has several principals that originate in the two infallible sources (Quran and Sunnah) and in the life of the greatest prophet (PBUH). The books of religious policy and history are full of the deeds of the Muslim rulers who chose peace as their way to follow, even in the battlefields, let aside with their enemies – as we will see later in this paper-. The importance of peace is dwelt in the human’s natural need for it. Therefor the absence of peace and calmness are among the hardest difficulties a mankind could face. Allah (the most graceful) had granted the tribe of Quraish the favour of peace and reminded them of it | ||
Keywords | ||
impact; peace; principles | ||
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