HUMANITY IN ISLAM

HUMANITY IN ISLAM

A few people protest that "If Islam is a genuine religion of God, at that point why doesn't it help humankind and advance peace and love?" Islam expresses that administration to mankind is a piece of confidence. Muslims ought to be effectively occupied with social welfare and in meeting the medicinal and instructive needs, for Muslims, as well as for every one of the groups where they dwell. 

The Holy Quran states in Chapter 3, verse 111: You are the best individuals raised for the benefit of humankind; you order great and disallow detestable and have faith in Allah." 

In this verse, Muslims have been charged by God to serve humanity and advance goodness. On the off chance that they neglect to accomplish this, at that point they can not express that they are the "best individuals". All things considered, a confidence which is obtuse to the torment of other individuals and is not slanted to serve the reason for mankind can't be depicted as a decent confidence. In any case, Islam shows that Muslims must be constantly prepared to serve humanity and have love and benevolence for the majority of God's creation. 

The Holy Quran states in Chapter 4:37: And venerate Allah and connect nothing with Him and show graciousness to guardians, and to related, and vagrants, and the poor, and to the neighbor that is a brother and the neighbor that is an outsider, and the partner by your side,and the wayfarer, and those whom your correct hand have (representatives). Most likely, Allah cherishes not the glad and the pretentious.