العلاقات الإنسانية بين المسلمين وغير المسلمين و أثر ذلك على الدعوة الإسلامية

Abstract EN

Islam is the religion of forgiveness and co-existence.

Whoever contemplates the rules of Islam and the history of Muslims finds that you can never find a society in which rights and duties are respected like the Islamic society.

In the Islamic society, non-Muslims have ascended the highest positions in medicine, geometry, or even in politics, etc.

; such people could not have been elevated without the forgiveness and co-existence of Islam with non-Muslims.

These moral principles have allowed Islam to be a global religion that is valid for any place and time and cherished by people.

`People could not keep themselves away from Islam for its righteousness, simplicity, credibility, and comprehensiveness.

The present study aims at dealing with this issue objectively and moderately.

It adopts three approaches: the first is the analytical approach through which texts are analyzed to deduce general rules on rights of non-Muslims; the second is the comparative approach through which the disagreement etiquette shows how controversial issues should be handled, the third is the critical approach through which weak and deviant opinions are refuted.

The study reaches the following conclusions: Quran and Sunnah assert that it is obligatory to be kind and generous to non-Muslims in the Islamic society.

It is forbidden to make their lives, money, and honor subject to danger.

Being just and forgiving with non-Muslims is among inherent ethics originating from Muslims' faith and beliefs.