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Health and Islamic Philosophy

Islam considers health as a basic human right. “Your body has a right over you”,

Islam Doctrines on Equality, Realism, Wisdom and Mysticism (1)

Islam as a Divine and revealed Religion has a special worldview in different issues in human life. As proven in Islamic authentic sources, Islam is the best school to guide human to achieve prosperity.

Islam Doctrines on Equality, Realism, Wisdom and Mysticism (2)

The concept upon which the Prophet of Islam founded his religion is that all of existence has been created by the One God, and that every one of the parts of existence is directed by God towards the perfection and happiness peculiar to that part.

In Islam, everyone, even the Exalted Prophet (PBUH), are equal in the eye of law.

Equality in the Doctrine of the Noble Prophet (PBUH) The equality decreed by Islam and practically implemented by Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) is unique in the history of mankind. In the logic of the Holy Qur'an, human beings are all from one source and are the offspring of one single pair of parents without any difference among them.

Islam Doctrines on Equality, Realism, Wisdom and Mysticism (4)

The third result of Islam's message being directed at natural man, a result which is indeed one of the great achievements of this religion, is that a middle way is taken between materiality and spirituality.

Islam Doctrines on Equality, Realism, Wisdom and Mysticism (3)

If we investigate in the same manner all of the creatures of the world one by one it will become perfectly obvious that for each of them there is a way peculiar to itself through which it reaches the limit of its own perfection, and that from the first day of its coming into being it is attracted towards its end.

Principle of Confronting Oppressors

The Holy Qur'an called all the Muslims to legitimate defense and fighting against despotism and aggression and emphasized on it. Imam Khomeini (R.A) says in this regard:

The Principle of Patience and Endurance

Looking at the process of the call to Islam of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) in Mecca and then in Medina, one can easily perceive that patience and endurance had a fundamental role in it. Imam Khomeini's (R.A) analysis on this is eye opening:

The Principle of Patience and Endurance

The Muslims wanted to attack the Jew, but the Noble Prophet said: No, don't lay a hand on him; I know how to deal with my friend. Then he started talking to the Jew kindly and patiently. He showed so much patience that the man reverted to Islam there and then and said: An ordinary man can't have such patience and you surely must be chosen by God and a Prophet. This patience is only the characteristic of the Prophets.

Prophet Muhammad’s Guards

It is natural that guarding the Right and the Righteous people is an obligatory duty in Islam and, one must not avoid such an important responsibility by confining one to mere saying, “God may bless and keep them safe.”‌

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