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Respect: The Guiding Principle for a beautiful, Harmonious Society


 

A society is defined by its values, and throughout human civilization, understanding the true worth of human life has been a journey. Hate acts as a poison, spreading like wildfire. Under no circumstance should hate be wielded as a weapon, for it has the power to destroy everyone, even those uninvolved. The principle of "Give respect, get respect" is fundamental. Social security and justice can only thrive where the true value of human life and dignity is comprehended. The cornerstone of civilization lies in recognizing that every human life matters and any hint of racism can disrupt harmony and balance.

In this modern world, despite the fundamental teachings of Islam, instances of disrespectful behavior persist. It reveals that material possessions such as smartphones, obsessive social media presence, and expensive gadgets are not true indicators of civilization.

Politicians, for political reasons, often exploit trending issues. Taking the example of the United States, the use of hate speech and provocations has not benefited the country or anyone else; it only breeds chaos and discord. Being human means respecting one another, and the Maldivian civilization, known for its respectful history, now faces glimpses of darkness.

Islam emerged as a light to eradicate hatred based on factors like caste and wealth. However, in a country claiming to be 100% Muslim, the distance from these teachings is evident. Scholars, entrusted with upholding moral high ground, sometimes forget their principles on social media. The prevalence of paganism in our beloved country is alarming and signals potential darkness.

For small gains, there is a willingness to defame colleagues, fellow countrymen, and other human beings. This raises questions about our understanding of concepts like Islam, nationalism, respect, and dignity. Despite tourism playing a role, spreading hate speech or mocking another country should never be acceptable. Islam, promoting values like respect should guide us, and narrow-mindedness has no place.

Regardless of politics, sports, or entertainment, people are quick to criticize others, often enjoying backbiting, a major sin in Islam. Education loses its meaning if we cannot respect fellow human beings, and bullying often stems from a lack of respect.

How can we be proud when many struggle with their native language proficiency and lack a valued unique identity? Our habits and lifestyle choices reflect poorly on our pride. It's time for introspection. We must learn from other countries, which work tirelessly to improve and eliminate societal issues. Can we claim to do even a fraction of that for our country? Pride should stem from meaningful accomplishments, not just the beauty of our islands, which we have no problem making littering grounds.

In the eyes of God, the best person is the most God-fearing individual. The one with the most value for others as much as he should be valued by others. Therefore, let us remember: give respect and receive respect. Moral high ground is fundamental to who we are, and what Islam is all about, let's embrace it like no other. 

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