Concept of Islamic Peace
The series of prophets and messengers coming from God throughout the ages to call the people again towards their innate identity of love and friendship.
The good life according to Islam is in submitting to God and in worshiping Him as The Creator and The Master and to recognize the innate nature of man. The individual who will recognize his true nature on which every person is created will be able to live together in society with peace and affection to each other.
In his Last Sermon, the Prophet Muhammad admonished believers:
- “Hurt no one so that no one may hurt you.”
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