🔴 و یکدیگر را در نیکی و تقوا یاری کنید; اما در گناه و معصیت یکدیگر را یاری نکنید. و از خدا بترسید; یقیناً خداوند سخت کیفر است اسلام اخوت و انفاق را دو رکن اساسی جامعه مسلمان اعلام کرده است فقط به دو آیه از آیات متعددی که به عدالت اشاره می کند، اشاره می کنیم: بین مردم به عدالت داوری کن و از هوای بیهوده پیروی مکن که تو را از راه خدا گمراه کند»(۳۸:۲۶ قرآن). همانا خداوند به شما فرمان می‌دهد که امانت‌ها را به صاحبان آن بسپارید و هنگامی که بین مردم داوری می‌کنید به عدالت داوری کنید(۴:۵۸ قرآن)». هر کس می تواند با الهام از این آیه از قرآن، درباره حس عمیق انسانیت خود قضاوت کند: پدر و مادرت احترام بگذار اگر یکی از آنها یا هر دوی آنها تحت مراقبت شما به سن پیری رسیدند، هرگز به آنها نگویید "اوف" و سر آنها فریاد نزنید. بلکه با احترام آنها را مورد خطاب قرار دهید

🔴 And help one another in righteousness and piety; but help not one another in sin and transgression. And fear Allah; surely, Allah is severe in punishments
Islam declares that brotherhood and charity are the two cornerstones of Muslim society
We shall cite only two of the many verses which deal with justice:
...Judge between men with justice, and follow not vain desire, lest it should lead thee astray from the way of Allah."(38:26 quran)
Verily, Allah commands you to make over the trusts to those entitled to them, and when you judge between men, you judge with justice."(4:58 quran)
Everyone can judge for himself the deep sense of humanity inspired by the following passage from the Quran:Thy Lord has commanded, "Worship none but Him, and show kindness to parents. If one of them or both of them attain old age with thee, never say unto them any

🤩 Umar Khayyam was in his sixty-seventh year when he made his prediction. Over the remaining sixteen years of his life there is drawn an impene-trable veil. His death scene is described by his brother-in-law, the Imam Muhammad al-Baghdadi, who told Baihaqi that "he used to use a golden toothpick. He was studying the metaphysics in Avicenna's Shifā, and when he came to the chapter on 'The One and the Many', he placed the toothpick between the two pages and said, 'Summon the righteous ones that I may make my testament.' He then made his testa-ment, arose and prayed, neither ate nor drank. When he prayed the last evening prayer he prostrated himself saying as he did so, 'O God, Thou knowest that I have sought to know Thee to the measure of my powers. Forgive my sins, for my knowledge of Thee is my means of approach to Thee', and died."