1. Righteousness Presented by Md. Warkej Uddin Ahmed Md. Warkej Uddin Ahmed Farhan Kader Sakib Ahmed INSTRUCTOR: DR.HAJREDIN HOXHA

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3. Righteous Person By Md. Warkej Uddin Ahmed

4. A righteous person is the foundation of righteous family, society and righteous nation. “We will give the home of the Hereafter to those who do not want arrogance or mischief on earth; and the end is best for the righteous” — The Holy Qur ’ an, Sura 28(Al-Qasas) Verse 83

5. Righteous Person  What is a righteous man? Who is righteous person in Islamic terminology? What belief he should have?  What are they qualities of a righteous person? What duties he should abide by?

6. A righteous person is a person who possesses moral excellence, goodness along with the qualities what makes person righteous.  Belief in oneness of Allah and worship Allah (SWT).  Islamic laws and aim.  Propagation and struggle.  Benefits of a righteous person.

7.  We must submit ourselves to Allah.  Allah who guided us, cherished us,looked us  As a righteous Muslim one should keep it in mind, soul and belief that Allah is alone and to mind, soul and belief that Allah is alone and to be worshiped alone. be worshiped alone.  Worship could be extended to every single actions of a righteous person. actions of a righteous person. In Noble Qur’an it is mentioned that, “And we already have sent among every nation a “And we already have sent among every nation a messenger, saying worship Allah and shun false deities” messenger, saying worship Allah and shun false deities” (Al-Nahl-36) (Al-Nahl-36) Belief and worship Allah (SWT) alone

8. Islamic laws and aim A person who is righteous in deeds and worships, he/she must abide by Islamic laws and aim. The sources of Islamic laws and aim are Qur’an and Sunnah of Prophet (PBUH ). A person who is righteous in deeds and worships, he/she must abide by Islamic laws and aim. The sources of Islamic laws and aim are Qur’an and Sunnah of Prophet (PBUH ).  Islamic laws determined which is good for us and which is harmful. In Islam prohibition is determined by the nature of filth and harm.  A righteous person should follow the rules of Halal and Haram.  Halal what is permitted by Allah (SWT) and his Prophet (PBUH) and Haram what is prohibited by Allah (SWT) and his Prophet (PBUH).  Except eating and drinking this divine law is extended up to other aspects of life. Such as marriage, political relation,business,trade,spends,judges,wag es etc.

9. Propagation and Struggle  As a righteous muslim one should propagate the message of Islam.  Struggle for Deen  Struggle against one’s desires.

10. Benefits of Being a Righteous Person  Will help one to be one safe side in judgment day.  Life here after.  Worldly peace and solutions to current issues.

11. Righteous family By Farhan Kader

12. What is family ?  family is the basic social unit.  Family is a prime function of creating a society  The foundation of making family is marriage.

13.  To build Righteous society.

14. Ideas against marriage  Persians: according to philosophy of many which claims that world is full of evil and so it should perish, so prohibition of marriage is the shortest cut to end mankind  Christianity: claims that woman is the incarnation of Evil, and Satan in form of mankind and coming near her pollutes the soul and keeps one away from the mercy of heaven  Modern time: some philosopher's of determinism they poured their rage on woman, saying that they are soft, poisonous, crawling serpent, and marriage gives them a chance to control man and so why should a man of his own accord- put the yoke on his neck while he was born free ? 

15. Ideas about marriage in ISLAM As for Islam it has refuted those outlandish views, the Prophet (PBUH) did not allow nunnery in Islam And prohibited celibacy for the sake of worship: He directed his call to youth urging them to merry: “O generation of youth, those of you who can afford it should marry, for it veils the sight and better fortifies privacy” And the prophet, whenever he learned of his companion abandoning marital relations and becoming absorbed in worship, he prohibited their extremes and enjoined them to do right thing, and bought them back to the right way of Islam, and it just temperance.

16. Aims of marriage *Mankind was created to communicate with others of his kind, to be accomplished, and make others accomplished by the rule of Allah. *The linage of a family is perpetuated, and prolonged. *By marriage Muslim retires his sight fortifies his soul. And always look for the lawful and not think of the unlawful. *Marriage is not a matter of maintaining religion, but it also a means of protecting mundane happiness. *Marriage is the only way of starting a family which is the nucleolus of society and the foundation of its structure. *With marriage social links are strengthened.

17. Rights of family Rights of Husband  Obedience with kindliness  Trust  Help  punishment Rights of Wife  the dowry  Expenditure  Kindness and courtesy  Preserving her dignity  Patience and endurance

18. By Sakib Ahmed Righteous society

19. The aim of Islam is to establish a good society. The good society is the one, which ties the individual with his family with the novel values of Islam.

20. Congregation upon faith Congregation upon faith Islamic community is an assembly of faith and that faith is Islam. The members of this community could be of different races, colour, countries or tongues classes.

21. Brotherhood and fraternity are the permanent features of the Muslim society. There are no bonds stronger than faith and there is no faith stronger than Islam. Brotherhood

22. Sympathy and kindness Mutual sympathy and kindness is the fruit of true brotherhood. Mutual sympathy and kindness is the fruit of true brotherhood. The most urgent need of kindness and mercy is for the week, the orphan, the unable, the wayfarers, servants and the disables. The most urgent need of kindness and mercy is for the week, the orphan, the unable, the wayfarers, servants and the disables. Islam has forbidden usury and monopoly because of the exploitation of the weak by the strong and squeezing of the poor by the rich. Islam has forbidden usury and monopoly because of the exploitation of the weak by the strong and squeezing of the poor by the rich.

23. Self- sufficient and solidarity Self- sufficient and solidarity  The strong, helps the weak to stand and the rich supports the poor. So, that neither weak nor unable suffers in such a society.  Zakat, which is safeguarded by three guards. The guard within the conscience of the Muslim individual (which is faith), the guard within the society (which is the opinion of the Muslim public), guard within the state (which is law and authority)

24.  The rights of a neighbor over his neighbor, by which the society makes him secure in difficulties and hardships.  It is in the hadith: "He is no believer, who sleeps well-fed, while his next-door neighbor is hungry.

25. Mutual trust and advice Mutual trust and advice  Allah said: “And the believing men and the believing women, they are the friends of each other to follow the truth, and enjoin each other to be steadfast” Mutual trust and mutual respect is a form of cultural security which makes every Muslim responsible.

26. Cleanliness Cleanliness  Cleanliness and purification is one of the great privileges of Islam.  "Surely, Allah loves those who repent, and he loves these who are always pure"

27. Justice Justice

28. When the Islamic principle of righteousness is established, it provides the individual with peace in all circumstances, the society with security on all levels, the nation with solidarity, and the international community with hope and harmony.

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