This document discusses the importance of unity within the Muslim ummah. It notes that Prophet Muhammad said the ummah is like a body, so if one part is in pain the whole body feels it. However, divisions over issues like racism, tribalism and nationalism currently disrupt Muslim unity. The document argues that if Muslims prioritized caring for each other and addressed the problems facing all Muslims, the ummah would be stronger and people would be less likely to suffer from problems like poverty and hunger.

1. By Adil Hussain, Awais Rasool, Sami Idreesi, Muzamil Javed and Zain ul
Abedin

2.  This project is about unity in islam and how the
Muslim ummah can and should get together
and be one.
 This means they have care for each other and
look out for each other.
 Unity can be disrupted by the Muslim ummah
themselves, because of what country, what
colour they are and what kind of Muslim they
are.
 These things are mainly like racism and
tribalism.

3. This is an example that Rasullullah (s.a.w) said:
Muslim unity is reported to have said in a hadith:
the Muslim ummah is like one body. If the eye is
in pain and if the head is in pain then the whole
body is in pain.

4.  There is a popular modern saying: united we
stand divided we fall.
 If more Muslims care about other Muslims
around the world then people wouldn’t be struck
with poverty or hunger.
 There are Muslims dying kids and adult men
and women but some Muslims care about
themselves.
 If one Muslim is being harmed then all the
Muslim ummah should be hurt.