Challenges of Secularism to the Muslims
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This document discusses the challenges of secularism for Muslims. It argues that secularism degrades faith and creates uncertainty for Muslims' beliefs by separating religious matters from life. It claims secularism initiates a world-focused educational system that loses a sense of responsibility to God. In politics, secularism separates religion and state, with decisions based on secular judgment rather than religion. In social life, secularism promotes separating from religion, emptying oneself within, and separating religion from activities, allowing wrongdoings to increase while degrading moral values and culture.
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- 1. Challenges of Secularism to the Muslims
- 2. BELIEF Separation of religious matters and human’s life Degrades faith Creates uncertainty to Muslims’ belief Makes people to dispute over religious obligatory
- 3. EDUCATION • God has no significance preference in education • Lost of sense of responsibility towards God among youngsters • Initiates a ‘world-prone’ type of educational system - DUALISM
- 4. ECONOMY Creates 2 new economic systems - Capitalist - Socialist Aim: Material prosperity Commercialize amusement industries - No restriction in business - Greed
- 5. POLITICS Separation of religion and the state ruled - NO religious matters in public affairs State’s decisions are based on secular judgment rather than religious - Democratic slogan
- 6. SOCIAL LIFE Separate oneself from religion - Empty within Separate religion from worldly activities - Promotes wrongdoings Adultery Homosexuality
- 7. Promotes Western cultures - Degradation of moral values People belittle their own cultural values - appraise Western collapsed civilization