Islam's Balance
Islam's Balance on Love, Hate, Peace, War, & Judging People
As Muslims, our faith instructs us to love what is good and just, as it aligns with the commandments of Allah, and to disavow what is evil and unjust, protecting our spiritual integrity. This balance is not about harboring ill will towards individuals but about making moral distinctions that guide our interactions and decisions.
Join us for our upcoming Miftaah Seminar, Islam's Balance, with esteemed scholar Shaykh Mohammad Elshinawy as we explore Islam's principles regarding these fundamental aspects of life.
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Explore how Islam defines love and hate, emphasizing alignment with Allah's commandments while maintaining compassion and justice in interpersonal relationships.
Analyze the balance Islam promotes between striving for peace and addressing conflict, grounded in ethical and moral guidance from the Qur'an and Sunnah.
Gain insights into how Islam encourages moral discernment while avoiding unjust judgment and fostering mutual respect and understanding.
Develop practical tools to implement Islam’s principles of balance in love, hate, peace, war, and judgment in personal and communal contexts.
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Shaykh Mohammad Elshinawy
Mohammad Elshinawy is a Graduate of English Literature at Brooklyn College, NYC. He studied at College of Hadith at the Islamic University of Madinah and is a graduate and instructor of Islamic Studies at Mishkah University. He has translated major works for the International Islamic Publishing House, the Assembly of Muslim Jurists of America, and Mishkah University.
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