Ethics of Peace in The Quran: Solving Ethical Challenges by Emphasizing Ethical Principles

Document Type : Scholary

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1 Faculty member, Department of the Qur’an and Hadith, al-Mustafa International University, Qum, Iran

2 Faculty Member, Department of Applied Ethics, al-Mustafa International University, Qum, Iran,.

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There are at least, three approaches to peace, including realism, just war theory, and pacifism. The Holy Qur’ān as the main source in Islam can be seen as a Source of peace that believes in a just war on the battlefield. Peace can be classified into positive and negative concepts. From the Quranic viewpoint, peace is applicable in both aspects. Acceptance of peace and social pluralism is a realistic principle according to the Quranic ethics. There are primarily three challenges-disability, injustice, and restriction of freedom- that have been mentioned in having peace. These challenges could be justified with the moral principles and rules of peace. This paper will deal with the general moral principles of peace from a Qur’ānic perspective using descriptive-analytical research methodology. In general, the Quranic moral principles for peace could be considered as giving priority to peace; placing justice for achieving peace; Avoiding anti-peace factors; Strengthening the agents of peace; Accepting legitimate pluralism; Empowering peace-seekers; and, Coalition for Peace.

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The Quran: Contemporary Studies
Volume 2, Issue 3
Second year, Number 3, Spring 2023
June 2023
Pages 66-83

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