Many rights arise out of relationship among
persons on sharing the same religion of Islam. In
the same way some rights arise out of being
members of the species, viz., humanity. In other
words a Muslim has to admit and recognise the
rights of his fellow man although he may not be a
Muslim. Such rights are:
1. No harm should be done to the life or property of any human being without a cause or justification.
2. Bad language should not be used in conversation with anyone without a sufficient cause which is permissible in the Shari’ah.
3. To help a non-Muslim with food, drink and medical treatment, if he is in distress, hungry or suffering from some disease.
4. If he deserves some punishment under the law of the Shari’ah no excess should be committed in that punishment nor should he be tortured.
1. No harm should be done to the life or property of any human being without a cause or justification.
2. Bad language should not be used in conversation with anyone without a sufficient cause which is permissible in the Shari’ah.
3. To help a non-Muslim with food, drink and medical treatment, if he is in distress, hungry or suffering from some disease.
4. If he deserves some punishment under the law of the Shari’ah no excess should be committed in that punishment nor should he be tortured.
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