In Sūrat al - Mā'ūn(Q.107), we learn that a good believer should not

Assessment: JAMB UTME - Islamic Religious Studies - 2014 Subject: Islamic Studies

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In Sūrat al - Mā'ūn(Q.107), we learn that a good believer should not
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In Sūrat al - Mā'ūn (Q.107), we learn that a good believer should not repulse the orphan. This means that a good Muslim should not reject or push away an orphan, but should instead show kindness and compassion towards them. The Surah emphasizes the importance of being fair and just in one's dealings, and treating others, especially those who are vulnerable, with kindness and generosity. This idea is in line with broader Islamic teachings that emphasize the importance of treating all people, regardless of their background or status, with dignity and respect.
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