عوام الناس میں نظم و ضبط: سیرت النبیﷺ کا اطلاقی مطالعہ
[DISCIPLINE IN PEOPLE: APPLIED STUDY OF SĪRAH OF THE HOLY PROPEHTﷺ]
Abstract
Islam is the religion of peace and security, and its followers were trained in such a way that discipline in every sphere, every field and every level of life became a part of their life. But now a days disorder and mismanagement is spread all around. No matter where you are in life, it is devoid of discipline. Whether it is individual life or collective, political or economic, educational or commercial, daily affairs or the conduct of politics, chaos, disorder and anarchy will be seen everywhere. What should be the ways to discipline the masses of Islamic State in the light of Seerah? The findings of this research are: We have to suppress all the elements that cause disorder and chaos in the society. So that discipline can be created in the people. Today we see that there is a sense of urgency among the people. There is a great lack of patience and forbearance. That is why there is a lack of discipline not only at the individual but also at the collective level. If we want to develop as a nation, we need a proper following of the path of the Holy Prophet, one must not only adopt his path of education, training and legislation but also promote it properly and encourage it.
Keywords: Discipline; Seerah; Applied Studies; People
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