Spirit of Islam · INTER-FAITH DIALOGUE

INTER-FAITH DIALOGUE

Spirit of Islam, 2019, p. 19

By Maulana Wahiduddin Khan

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Conclusion It becomes clear from the above discussion that the method of Islam is that of peaceful dialogue. The Quran tells us that the way of peace is the best way. (4: 128) There is another verse, which tells us that the way of negotiation and arbitration should be adopted in controversial matters. (4: 35) The Prophet said “Do not desire or seek confrontation with the enemy, but rather ask for peace from God." The objective of Islam is to bring about a divine revolution, to invite people to the worship of God, to strive for a society in which spiritual, ethical, and human values are cherished. Islam advocates an atmosphere where peace, tolerance, love and well-wishing are the order of the day, where controversies are resolved without the use of violence. This is the desired world of Islam and such a world can be established only through peaceful dialogue. The truth is that Islam is based on monotheism, with regard to God; and on peaceful dialogue, with regard to methodology. This is the essence of Islamic teaching. No other way is possible in Islam. o Our vernacular websites: www.peaceandspiritualityinkannada.com www.peaceandspiritualityinmarathi.com www.peaceandspiritualityinmalayalam.com www.peaceandspiritualityintamil.com

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