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in Steem For Lifestyle โ€ข yesterday

It is a common question: If Islam teaches honesty and righteousness, why do some Muslims cheat, lie, or take bribes?

The important point is that we should distinguish between the teachings of Islam and the actions of individual Muslims.

Islam strongly emphasizes honesty, justice, trustworthiness, and accountability. A Muslim may claim to follow Islam, but that does not mean every action they take represents Islamic teachings.

In this discussion, Dr. Zakir Naik addresses the question and explains how the behavior of individuals should be understood in relation to the principles of their religion.

Religion can provide moral guidance, but human beings still have free will and can choose to obey or disobey those teachings.

The real lesson is that we should judge religious teachings by their authentic sources rather than judging an entire religion by the mistakes of some of its followers.

What do you think about this topic?

Watch the full discussion and share your thoughts respectfully.