Ethics and Human Rights in Islam

Islamic Ethics is based upon a very simple but concrete philosophy; Islam clearly mentions that Allah is the sole creator of universe and everything in it. He is the one and only, omnipotent and omniscient. He is clean from all defects and free from any weaknesses, He is holy in all due respects, He himself narrated in the Holy Quran about His greatness as: Say the sea were ink for (writing) the Words of my Lord, surely, the sea would be exhausted before the Words of my Lord would be finished, even if We brought (another sea) like it for its aid". (Al-Quran, Surah Kahaf, 18:109) When we become aware of the Supremacy of Allah, it naturally follows that we put our lives before His commands; follow His Commands without questioning; have the best hope, and then prepare ourselves to meet Him, the Most Beneficent, the All Forgiving. Islam very clearly presents a very clear concept of Ethics which envelops whole of a Human's life from all corners and it is vitally to be understood that ethics is the core of all Islamic principles.

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Samee-Ullah Bhat completed his masters in Islamic studies from Kashmir University. He is a senior research scholar at Shah-i Hamadan Institute of Islamic studies, University of Kashmir. He is also Director and founder of International Al-Manar School of education. He has contributed a lot in the field of Islamic studies through his research papers.