English book · Japan : A Model of Peace and Positivity

Japan : A Model of Peace and Positivity

English book, p. 56

By Maulana Wahiduddin Khan

ordered a million items from Japan, he could be sure that not a single one would have a defect. This reliability earned Japan’s products a reputation for quality worldwide, and Japanese trade flourished. Japan eventually dominated even the U.S. market, the same country from which they had learned the quality control approach. The example of Japan tells us that in this world, great success belongs to those who seek to learn from everyone, whether friend or foe.

THE SYSTEM OF NATURE Diversity and difference are fundamental principles of the world, forming the foundation of human progress. The clash of perspectives sparks new ideas, fueling intellectual growth, while the challenges born of diversity inspire creativity and drive innovation. Zauq Dehlavi (1789–1854) is a famous Urdu poet. One of his verses states: “Flowers of various hues adorn the garden; oh, Zauq, this world is beautified by its diversity.” This is a law of nature. If you stand in a garden, you will notice that each plant and tree has a unique appearance. Every tree’s flowers display a distinct colour in their bloom, making the whole garden a symphony of diversity. Even the birds sing in varied voices. They convey that the Creator delights in a garden where the koel’s song harmonizes with the bulbul’s chirp, where one bird’s melody differs

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