Peaceful Environment is needed in Current Scenario Under Islamic Context

Dr. Naseem  Akhter; Dr. Aijaz Ali  Khoso

Authors

Dr. Naseem Akhter Assistant Professor, Department of Islamic Studies, Shaheed Benazir Bhutto Women University, Peshawar, Pakistan. Author
Dr. Aijaz Ali Khoso Assistant Professor, University of Sufism and Modern Sciences, Bhitshah, Sindh. Author

Keywords:

Peace, Environment, Need of Time, Islamic Teachings, Contemporary Society

Abstract

Since Islam is a religion of peace and security, its teachings are founded on principles of peace, justice, equality, and harmony. It is important to obey the teachings of Islam to bring peace and order to society. Many events involving peace and order can be found in history. The age of the Holy Prophet (PBUH) and the Caliphs was one of peace and order, everybody lived in harmony, peace, and equality, whether Muslim or non-Muslim. All was safe and secure. History bears witness to the creation of a culture where peace and order reigned supreme. Islam preaches peace and opposes coercion. It is committed to promoting justice and equality. However, the present state of affairs in society is due to the forgetting of Islamic principles, resulting in a lack of law and order, as well as a lack of equality, justice, and fairness. Ignorance and unfair attitudes are at their peaks. Islam is the only religion that recognizes human rights and despises unjust actions. Not only must Islamic teachings be disseminated in society, but they must also be followed. So that the society's unbalanced environment is removed and a balanced environment is preserved. Because of its particular field, this article can be useful and helpful to new researchers.

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