Islamic Ethics and the Promotion of Human Respect and Social Leniency: A Study in Light of Fundamental Islamic Teachings

Authors

  • Dr. Naeem Qaiser Head of Department Assistant Professor, Islamic Thought and Perspective, University of Management and Technology, Sialkot Campus
  • Ayesha Saeed MS, Islamic Studies Department, University of Sialkot
  • Rubab Fatima MS, Islamic Studies Department, University of Sialkot

Keywords:

Ethics, Islam, social leniency, West, peace, human respect

Abstract

Ethics serves as a foundational framework for human conduct, shaping the principles that uphold human dignity
and contribute to global peace. In the Islamic tradition, ethics occupy a central position, guiding both individual
behavior and collective social harmony. Islam emphasizes respect for all human beings regardless of religious or
social differences, and promotes compassion not only toward humans but also toward all living creatures. Islam
condemns the destruction of fields, demolishing of churches and temples. No other religion has asserted social
leniency and harmony more than Islam. Therefore, the basic subject of the Holy Qur'an is "The Man." We can also
find its evidence in the golden teachings of the Holy Prophet (PBUH). This research article will throw light on the
need for social leniency in the modern era as compared to the West, as well as its key role in creating world
pacifism and solidarity. I have adopted analytical and critical methodology to find out how Islamic ethics can
perform a pivotal role to produce long-lasting peace and stability versus Western ethics.

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Published

2026-03-20

How to Cite

Dr. Naeem Qaiser, Ayesha Saeed, & Rubab Fatima. (2026). Islamic Ethics and the Promotion of Human Respect and Social Leniency: A Study in Light of Fundamental Islamic Teachings. Nuqtah Journal of Theological Studies, 6(1), 45–53. Retrieved from https://nuqtahjts.com/index.php/njts/article/view/244

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English