Helping the Poor
In fact, all divine religions order helping and lending the poor without interest. They also prohibit ignoring and turning one’s back on them. Alms should be given to them even if possessions should be sold.
Read More »Prohibition of Lustful Leer
As a matter of fact, all divine religions prohibit lustful leer at the members of the opposite gender outside marriage, especially when marriage with the intended member is unlikely like the case of married persons.
Read More »Honoring Widows
As a matter of fact, all divine religions order honoring widows and prohibit oppressing them. Widow abusers are threatened with harsh punishment. Good widows are highly praised for their patience.
Read More »Prohibition of Murder
It goes without saying that all divine religions prohibit murder. More than once in the Old Testament, the New Testament and the Qur’an, we find repeated condemnations of murder.
Read More »Prohibition of Blasphemy
All divine religions prohibit blasphemy and consider it a sin which cannot be forgiven. A believer should avoid even the situations which are more likely to lead to blasphemy.
Read More »Welcoming Strangers
Indeed, all divine religions order justice and love for the strangers, including giving them food and clothing. According to such religions, doing good to the strangers is considered an act of righteousness.
Read More »Why Is It Forbidden to Eat Pork?
Why are we, Muslims, not allowed to eat pork? Why are the restrictions? What’s the difference between pigs and other animals?
Read More »Fathering Orphans
As a matter of fact, all divine religions order fathering and sustaining orphans and warn people against mistreating them. According to such religions, severe punishment is administered to those abusing orphans.
Read More »Honoring Parents
In fact, all divine religions order honoring parents as an act of gratitude and promise great reward for kindness to parents both in this world and the Hereafter.
Read More »Prohibition of Usury
The New Testament orders love even for enemies, doing good and lending money while expecting nothing in return. In return, the New Testament promises great reward.
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