This document compares Western and Islamic societies. Western societies are characterized by liberalism, separation of religion and public life, individualism, secularism, and materialism. Islamic society is formed according to divine principles and emphasizes the concepts of Ummah (global Muslim community) and believers supporting one another. Key aspects of Islamic society discussed include viewing Allah as pivotal, tracing social values to the Quran, promoting equality and justice, collective responsibility for orphans through families not orphanages, centralized zakat collection and welfare systems, and mosques serving as community centers. The conclusion argues an Islamic society can effectively resolve conflicts by balancing religious ideals and practicality.

1. Syahirah Sulastri
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Iman Karim
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Yaqeen Ul Haq
(1029557)

2. Introduction
 Society is a social group having a distinctive cultural
and economic organisation
 Sociology studies various societies and social
institutions

3. Western Society
 Liberalism
 Separation of Religion and Public Life
 Individualism
 Qaradawi in Islam, Civilization & Future
 Conflict between God & one self
 Conflict of Humans with humans
 Secularism
 Materialism, empirical, no metaphysics

4. Society in Islam
 Society is formed according to divine principles
 Islam doesn’t believe in nation states and boundaries
 Concept of Ummah
 Believers like one body
 Believers strengthening each other
 Man is the vicegerent of Allah
 Entrusted with responsibility

5. Allah
 Allah or concept of God is pivotal
 Everything in society is related to hereafter
 Social values tracing back to the Qur’an
 Morality in the society

6. Equality
 Equality in genders (4:1)
 No Rascism & Assabiyyah (49:13)
 Equality before law
 Justice (16:90)

7. Orphanages
 Rights of Orphans
 Collective Responsibility of Ummah
 No concept of orphanages
 Just to take them in family
 Not eating up their wealth
 Treating them fairly

8. Wakf
 Centralised Zakat Collection
 Wakf – Central Treasury
 Functions – To uplift the Muslim Community

9. Mosque
 A Community centre in Islam
 Praying
 Tarabiyyah
 State Treasury
 Jihad
 Sports
 Markets

10. Conclusion
 A society based on Islamic values can prove more
effective in resolving many present day conflicts
 A balance between religious idealism and practicality