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In modern discussions, justice is often treated as a social contract, a political ideal, or a product of human reason. The Qur’an begins elsewhere. It begins with Allah (SWT). Justice is not a human invention. It originates with Al-ʿAdl, the Absolutely Just, whose knowledge is perfect, whose wisdom is absolute, and whose judgments are free from prejudice, passion, and error. Because justice belongs to Allah (SWT), it can only be fully understood through His guidance. This distinguishes the Qur’anic worldview from every human philosophy.
Religious leaders representing Christian, Jewish, and Muslim communities gathered Thursday, October 22, at Central United Methodist Church in Detroit to speak with one voice against religious prejudice, Islamophobia, and the use of religious identity as a weapon of political exclusion
The interfaith press conference brought together approximately 30 clergy and faith leaders who expressed concern over religiously charged rhetoric surrounding Michigan’s U.S. Senate race and its broader implications for religious freedom, civic participation, and the safety and dignity of American families.
At the heart of the believer’s relationship with Allah lies a profound truth expressed in the central āyah of The Qur’an: “You alone do we worship, and You alone do we ask for help.” [al-Fātiḥah, 1:4]
This āyah summarizes the essence of spiritual life. Humanity was created to worship Allah, yet true worship cannot be fulfilled through human strength alone. Every act of obedience, sincerity, gratitude, and remembrance requires divine assistance. Spiritual success, therefore, is not merely the result of effort; it is the fruit of Allah’s guidance and aid granted to hearts that seek Him sincerely.