
The Implications of Faith in Allah on the Social Ethics of Muslims
By Dr. Abdul Wadud Nafis, Lc. MEI Introduction Contemporary Muslim societies face complex challenges, including a crisis of social ethics manifested in the weakening of values such as honesty, trustworthiness, justice, and solidarity (Ramadan, 2017). Phenomena like corruption, social inequality, horizontal conflicts, and family disintegration are often triggered by a dichotomy between religious values and everyday social behavior. From an Islamic perspective, the root of this problem lies not only in legal or conventional educational aspects but in a spiritual crisis and the weakening of the foundations of faith (azmatu al-ruhi wa da'fu asasi al-iman) (Al-Attas, 1993). Faith in Allah, as the central axis of Islamic teachings, is believed not only to form a strong vertical relationship (hablun min Allah) but also organically determines the quality of horizontal relationships (hablun…


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