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Principles and procedure of advertising in the context of Shariah
Full text linkThe paper looks at the principles and practices of advertisement in the light of Shariah, stressing that its ethical limits must be honored according to the Islamic law. It acknowledges the media as a potent tool for advertising businesses but also considers its potential ill effects on society. Shariah does allow advertising as a means to increase trade, but it has to be within the limits of ethics and not against the religious boundary lines. Some of such issues which have appeared in modern-day advertisement include exaggeration, lying, advertisement of obscenity, and advertising unlawful or harmful products. The paper argues that exaggeration of the characteristics of a commodity misled the consumer and violates principles of Islam. Claims about the attributes of a commodity, which are often deceitful in advertisement, are consequently furthered as something unethical because they will disrupt the basis of trust and harm the social fabric. Moreover, advertisement contents using obscene imagery have been criticized for especially ruining the moral fabric of society, especially among young people. The paper also condemns promoting forbidden things in Islam, such as gambling and liquor, even when referred to as cooperation with sin. The Quranic authoritative book strictly forbids any involvement in such practices. Shariah-compliant advertising promotes restraint and has a minimalist approach, with no intention of advancing luxury and decadence. The lavished expense on advertisements is also subject to scrutiny since it would inflate the prices and consequently burden the consumer. So, ethical advertisements in consonance with Islamic practice should promote products truthfully and avoid obscenity and well-being of community. It concludes with a call to those in the advertising industry to uphold moral responsibility, as, while promoting business is required, it shall be performed within the boundaries of Shariah so as not to harm the society and have spiritual consequenc
حدّ حرابۃ (ڈکیتی) کا فقہی جائزہ: A JURISPRUDENTIAL REVIEW OF HADD HARABAH (PENALTY ON ROBBERY)
No full textCrimes have become an epidemic in the present era. The whole world is in the grip of this epidemic. No region of the world is safe from these crimes. Whether economic crimes, or political crimes. Murder, robbery, theft or sexual violence etc. No individual or region is safe from them. Different types of laws are made every day. While crimes are increasing instead of decreasing. There is only one way to prevent these crimes. That is to be fully aware of the penal laws of Islam and to implement them. Because these are proven laws. When these were in force in the Arab region, the world saw and recognized their effects. Just as the crimes are different, so are the means of prevention and the punishments. Therefore, one of the most dangerous crimes is robbery. The punishment of which is called Hadd-e-Hirabah. Islam has described its detailed rules. Therefore, it is necessary to know its definition, order, conditions, reasons, types and forms etc. all things in detail In the light of jurisprudence of different schools of thought.
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غنیۃ القاری شرح بخاری میں موجود ”کتاب الطب“ کا تجزیاتی مطالعہ: AN ANALYTICAL STUDY OF “KITAB UL TIBB” EXISTS IN GHUNYAT UL QARI SHARAH SAHIH UL BUKHARI
No full textProphetic medicine, also known as “Tibb al-Nabawi” in Arabic, refers to a traditional system of healing and healthcare that is based on the teachings and practices of the islamic prophet Muhamamd( peace be upon him). It encompasses various remedies, dietary guidelines, and lifestyle recommendations derived from the Hadith (sayings and actions of the Prophet )and the Quraan. Proponents of prophetic medicine believe that these teachings provide valuable guidance for maintaining physical and spiritual well-being. Some common elements of prophetic medicine include the use of specific herbs, natural remedies, fasting practices, and the promotion of a balanced and healty life style.
It is important to note that while prophetic medicine has been practiced for centuries in Islamic cultures, its effectiveness is a subject of debate, and its application may vary among individuals and regions. As with any form of traditional medicine, it is essential to consult with a healthcare proffessional for any medical concerns or conditions
SUBSTANCE USE AND SUICIDAL TENDENCIES AMONG MALE STUDENTS OF UNIVERSITY
Full text linkThe purpose of this study was to investigate the relationship between substance use and suicidal tendencies among male students at University. The current study finds a possible connection between substance use and the persistence of suicidal tendencies. Correlational cross-sectional research design was used, data was collected anonymously from a sample of male students using structured questionnaires. The Siddiqui Shah Depression Scale (SSDS) was used to measure suicidal tendencies, and the Drug Abuse Screening Test (DAST-10) was used to measure substance use among male students of University of Sindh, Jamshoro. It was observed that the participants\u27 substance use patterns and their correlation with increased suicidal tendencies was significant. We analyzed demographic factors, like age and level of academics, to understand their influence on these behaviors. T-tests between final year students and first year students and between substance user and non-user students show a mean difference in suicidal ideation, indicating substance-use to be an important risk factor for mental health problems. The importance of this research stems from the magnitude of interventions, counseling programs, and awareness campaigns that need to be conducted in university settings to help in the prevention, or an intervention at least, of substance abuse and suicidal tendencies. This study gives valuable insights for policymakers, educators and the mental health professionals to design effective strategies that takes into account a healthier academic environment
تربیت اولاد سیرت النبی ﷺ کی روشنی میں: TRAINING OF CHILDREN IN THE LIGHT OF SEERAT-UN-NABIﷺ
Full text linkAllah Almighty has sent man to this world for testing. When man is born, he is very weak and devoid of knowledge of everything. As time goes on he understands things and he learns from his parents and society. The responsibility of tomorrow\u27s society will fall on the shoulders of today\u27s children. As children are trained, tomorrow they will become members of the same society. The future of the society and the Muslim Ummah depends on the good training of children. They will be obedient to their parents, will be their good support and will continue to be a charity. Just as a field or a tree is cared for, so a crop or fruit bears. This is how training children works. If the children are well trained, they will become good and useful members of the society. If they are not properly trained they will not prove to be good members of the society but at the same time they will be no less of a problem for their parents. Parents must educate their children according to Islamic principles. In this day and age, everyone wants their children to be good and noble, but there is a dearth of those who strive for it or train them accordingly. Due to blind love of children, parents neglect good training due to idleness. Their religious and moral training is ignored. They are happy to include their children in today\u27s modern society. Ignore the deterioration of the offspring from the beginning. Later it becomes impossible to correct. Training children is an important duty of parents. Good children are a great blessing and trust of Allah Almighty. Islam places great emphasis on the training of children. Much guidance has been given in the Qur\u27an and the sayings and biography of the Prophet (peace be upon him) regarding the training of children. The life of the Prophet (peace be upon him) is a great example for training children. By training children in the light of Seerat-un-Nabavi, good people of the society and the best people of the Muslim Ummah can be produced. This article is written about the training of children in the light of Islamic teachings especially Seerat -ur-Rasool
قرآن مجید میں مذکور"اصحاب" کا تعارفی جائزہ: INTRODUCTORY REVIEW OF "COMPANION" MENTIONED IN THE HOLY QURAN
No full textThe Quran is sacred scripture of Islam. According to conventional Islamic belief, the Holy Quran was revealed by the angel Gabriel to the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) in the west Arabian towns Mecca and Medina beginning in 610 CE and ending with Hazrat Muhammad (PBUH) death in 632 CE. In the Quran, the term "As-haab" (Companions) is mentioned in various Surahs and Verses, referring to individuals who were closely associated with Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him). Additionally, the Quran provides details about the lives, sacrifices, and experiences of the companions, highlighting specific events and their unwavering commitment to Islam. Some Surahs narrate stories of particular companions, illustrating their courage and steadfastness as examples for believers. Quranic narratives delve into their experiences, unwavering faith, and significant contributions to the emerging Muslim community. Beyond historical accounts, these stories serve as moral and ethical guideposts, urging believers to adopt virtues like resilience, compassion, and community-building
اسلام میں عورت کی گواہی : علمی اور سائنسی جائزہ: Scientific analysis of Women’s Testimony in Islam
No full textThe testimony of women in Islam is always a topic of discussion in the field of Islamic Jurisprudence which states that it weighs only half of the of men\u27s testimony. This belief stems from a particular interpretation of a verse in the Quran (2:282). However, it is vital to understand that this interpretation is not applicable in all circumstances because the broader context and principles of Islamic jurisprudence regarding testimony will be examined first. Islam emphasizes the importance of justice, fairness, and equal treatment for all individuals, regardless of gender. Many scholars argue that the interpretation of the verse is specific to financial transactions involving specialized knowledge or expertise. Understanding the complexities and diversity of opinions within Islamic jurisprudence is crucial when discussing women\u27s testimony in Islam. This article attempts to illustrate the true position of women\u27s testimony in Islam by presenting relevant scientific studies to explain the rationale behind Allah\u27s prohibitions and the viewpoints of well-known Islamic scholars regarding this issue
استلهام التراث الأدبي في رواية سجاد عجمي دراسة تحليلية: INSPIRATION FROM LITERARY HERITAGE IN THE NOVEL SAJJAAD \u27AJAMI: AN ANALYTICAL STUDY
No full textThis article revolves around the inspiration from Literary Heritage in the novel "Sajjad Ajami" (2013) by the Syrian author of the new generation, Shahla Al-Ujaili. It is a heritage-inspired novel from the Abbasid era, highlighting the achievements and prosperity of Muslims during that period. However, this article focuses on aspects of drawing inspiration from literary heritage through two rhetorical terms: "quotation and insertion," and the various form of their utilization contextually, such as similar and contrasting contexts, and from the perspective of its technical structure, and the occurrence of this inspiration in narrative or dialogue through characters\u27 speech. The research begins with an introduction emphasizing the importance of the topic, as it urges modern readers to familiarize themselves with the authenticity of heritage language and to use its ancient style instead of the modern and foreign features that have increased in the novel over time, distancing the readers from the authentic Arabic sources flowing from Al-Qur\u27an, the Hadith, and Arabic poetry. The research also presents the definitions and theoretical types of inspiration. The following pages delve into the study of inspiration through the insertion of poetry and the quotation of religious texts within narrative models, followed by the most important research findings
اسلام کے نظام طہارت میں تیسیر :احادیث مبارکہ کی روشنی میں: EASINESS IN ISLAM\u27S SYSTEM OF PURIFICATION: IN THE LIGHT OF THE AHADITH
No full textIslam has provided its adherents with several directives for guidance, but it has also provided different means of carrying out these directives. Islam has commanded Muslims to follow the simplest path in both religious and worldly matters and has made the implementation of religious commandments subject to their power and capacity. It also forbids working in a restricted and rigorous manner. Many compromises have been made, particularly in the area of achieving purity, as every Muslim must achieve purity for their five daily prayers. To ensure that Muslims do not experience hardship or inconvenience when adhering to religious orders, numerous accommodations and exemptions have been granted in matters of purity throughout the Quran and Hadith, where it is mandated to attain and maintain purity. Being friendly and easy going with the people was something the Holy Prophet (p.b.u.h) himself enjoyed doing, and he also taught his companions to do the same. The identical Shariah rights that Islam has granted its adherents have been examined in this essay
الحقيقة حول المال والعملة: في ضوء الشريعة الإسلامية: THE REALITY OF MONEY AND CURRENCY: IN LIGHT OF ISLAMIC SHARIAH
No full textThe evolution of currency systems has been integral to human civilization, initially rooted in the exchange of goods and gradually transitioning to the introduction of currency for facilitating trade. This transition was driven by the necessity to fulfill basic needs efficiently. However, various challenges led to the emergence of metallic currencies, notably coins, as a preferred medium of exchange.
Gold and silver coins gradually became prevalent, yet in some regions, certain commodities retained their status as quasi-currencies. Subsequently, the dominance of coins waned as paper currency emerged, initially coexisting with coins but eventually supplanting them due to various factors. Today, fiat currency reigns supreme globally, owing to its ease of exchange. The control and issuance of currency are crucial responsibilities, but the question arises: who holds the authority, the government or the broader society? This article examines this question from an Islamic perspective, incorporating insights from scholars to shed light on the matter. Overall, this research explores the historical trajectory of currency systems, from barter to fiat, and delves into the Islamic viewpoint regarding currency control and issuance, contributing to a deeper understanding of this critical aspect of economic systems