This document discusses ethics versus akhlaaq and provides information on several Islamic concepts. It begins by defining ethics as ideas about right and wrong, while defining akhlaaq as what is laid out by the Quran and Sunnah and becomes part of a person's character. It then provides guidance on good character, brotherhood, respect, integrity, safety online, and the importance of tolerance and acceptance in Islam.
There are six articles of Faith in Islam:
1. Belief in Allah (God),
2. Belief in His Angels,
3. Belief in His Books,
4. Belief in His Messengers,
5. Belief in the Last Day, and:
6. Belief in the Divine Preordainment and Divine Decree (Qadhaa' and Qadr).
There are six articles of Faith in Islam:
1. Belief in Allah (God),
2. Belief in His Angels,
3. Belief in His Books,
4. Belief in His Messengers,
5. Belief in the Last Day, and:
6. Belief in the Divine Preordainment and Divine Decree (Qadhaa' and Qadr).
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Flow charts and action pointers added.
Self Evaluation chart added
Virtues and duas and much more!
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Section by Section pointers.
Flow charts and action pointers added.
Self Evaluation chart added
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5. Ethics is “What a
person knows is usual
or customary in a
society.”
Akhlaaq is “What is
laid out by the Quran
and Sunnah, and
becomes the character
of a person.”
9. If two parties among the believers fall into
mutual fighting, make peace between them.
Then if one of them oversteps against the
other, fight the one who has overstepped
until he returns to the commands of Allah.
Then, if he returns, make peace between
them with justice and be fair; for Allah
loves those who are fair and just. (9)
A Good Deed
10. How to be an Upstander!
Refuse to be a “bystander” and be a
role model instead.
Help others who are being bullied.
Stop untrue or harmful messages from
spreading.
Welcome new students.
Make friends outside of your circle.
Respect others’ difference and help
others to respect differences.
Learn more about bullying and help
others to learn more about bullying.
Ask an adult/teacher or principal to
develop a program or project to
reduce and eliminate bullying.
11. Brotherhood
The believers are brothers
to one another, therefore,
make reconciliation
between your brothers and
fear Allah, so that you
may be shown mercy. (10)
12. If you meet him, greet him
with Salam.
If he invites you accept the
invitation.
If he asks for advice, give
him sincere advise.
If he sneezes, praise him by
saying “Yarhamuk Allah”.
If he falls sick, visit him.
If he dies attend his funeral.
Rights of a Muslim Brother
13. O Believers, let not a group (of men) jeer at another group, it
may well be that the latter (at whom they jeer) are better than
them, nor let a group of women jeer at another group, it may
well be that the latter are better than them. And do not seek
fault of one another, nor taunt one another by nicknames. It is
an evil thing to be a mischief maker after being a believer. And
those who do not repent are indeed the wrong-doers. (11)
Message to the Bully!
14. Respect!
Don't insult people or
make fun of them.
Listen to others when they
speak.
Value other people's
opinions.
Be considerate of people's
likes and dislikes.
Don't mock or tease people.
Don't talk about people
behind their backs.
Be sensitive to other
people's feelings.
15.
16. O believers! Avoid too much suspicion,
for in some cases suspicion is a sin. Do
not spy on one another, nor backbite
one another. Would any of you like to
eat the flesh of his dead brother?
Surely you would abhor it. Fear Allah;
for Allah is the Accepter of
repentance, Merciful. (12)
Never lose Integrity
17. Be Safe! Be Cautious!
Always keep your passwords
private even from close friends.
Never discuss private matters,
home or school.
Never give your personal
information.
Never do/say anything that is not
allowed in our Deen.
If someone bullies you, block them
and talk to an adult immediately.
Always keep your parents aware
of your online activities.
Your Online time is precious.
Never click on ads or pop-ups!
18. I always have the highest
standards of Akhlaq.
I always do the right thing,
even if its difficult or
costly.
I never compromise my
Akhlaq by giving in to my
temptations.
I am conscious of everyday
decisions I make, whether
they are big or small.
I am always proud and
confident of my Deen and
its teachings.
My Integrity Checklist
19. O mankind! We created you
male and female, and made you
into nations and tribes so that
you might get to know one
another. Surely the noblest of
you in the sight of Allah is he
who is the most righteous. Allah
is All-Knowledgeable, All-
Aware. (13)
Tolerance and Acceptance
