ISLAMIC SOCIETY
English book, PDF p. 146
By Maulana Wahiduddin Khan
Islamic Society ~ 146 ~ Here are a few sayings of the Prophet which throw some light on the teachings of Islam on particular aspects of social living: “One is not a true believer until one wishes for one’s brother what one wishes for oneself.” “There are three things belonging to a Muslim, which for all Muslims should remain inviolate: his blood, his property and his honour.” “A Muslim is one from whose tongue and hand other Muslims are safe.” “The believers, in their warmth consideration and compassion for one another, should be like a single body. When there is a complaint in one limb of the body, then the whole body is aroused, and the fever felt throughout it.” “A Muslim is a brother to another Muslim: he neither oppresses his brother, nor does he leave him in the lurch. Whoever helps his brother can count on the help of God, and whoever removes some hardship for a Muslim, will be relieved by God of some hardship on the Day of Resurrection, while

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