Muslim ethics
Muslim ethics is the application of faith to people, words, promises and obligations. The ceremony should not be an excuse for lying, pride, or injustice.
The main guidelines
- To tell the truth and keep your promises.
- Helping parents, relatives, neighbors and those in need.
- Do not humiliate a person because of his or her background, language, or position.
- To stop the harm and not respond to injustice with new injustice.
The Quran calls for justice, kindness and help to the nearby, and forbids indecency and oppression.[1] People differ by peoples and tribes to get to know each other, rather than boasting of their origins.[2]
In our daily lives
Before you talk, ask yourself if this is true, fair, and if it will cause unnecessary harm. If you're wrong, admit the mistake and correct it. These counsels are practical application of common moral principles, not literal translation of a single verse.