رفاہِ عامّہ کا اسلامی تصوراوراس کا شرعی دائرہ کارو اختیار، ایک تحقیقی مطالعہ

Islam's Concept of Sponsorship and the Scope of Public Welfare, a Research Review

Abstract

Islam has given the status of worship to people. Striving for the welfare of the poor and needy humanity is a prominent aspect of Islamic teachings. From the study of Sirat Tayyaba, it is known that the Messenger of Allah, may Allah bless him and grant him peace, set high examples of service to people and human compassion through his character and actions, and he also trained the Companions, may Allah have mercy on them. And give them peace, on the basis that they also serve the society. He was a figure of selflessness and sacrifice. He (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) used to emphasize prayer, fasting and other acts of worship, and also used to urge the Companions to be kind to other human beings. Islamic fundamental principles include benevolence and patronage of other Muslims. In general, Islamic history is full of distinguished and generous personalities who were always ready to serve humanity, yet the Golden Age of Islamic history is rich in such great personalities. When we examine the aspect of service to humanity in the lives of the Companions, we find that they helped, benefited, helped their relatives, friends and common people. and had a most unusual instinct for retention. Run. The level of his charity was so high that even after sacrificing all his wealth and means for the pleasure of Allah, he felt happy and prostrated in gratitude to Allah. In fact, the purpose of this generosity was to gain the pleasure of Allah and to obey the Messenger of Allah (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him). There was not even an iota of worldly greed or greed in them. So he was always happy to give away his assets. It is an indisputable fact that the Companions also gave sacrifices equal to men. He also made a practical effort to eradicate poverty with his wealth. This paper presents the practical aspects of economic survival of the poor through Islam.