اسلام کو درپیش سیاسی، معاشی، اور معاشرتی چیلنجز اور ان کا حل سیرتِ طیبہ کی روشنی میں
Political, Economic, and Social Challenges Faced by Islam and Their Solutions in the Light of the Noble Prophetic Biography (Seerat-e-Tayyibah)
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https://doi.org/10.63878/qrjs599Keywords:
Seerah, Islamic challenges, political crisis, economic solutions, social reform, Prophet Muhammad (PBUH).Abstract
The Muslim world today faces a multitude of challenges in political, economic, and social spheres that threaten its stability, identity, and development. Political instability, corruption, weak governance, external interventions, economic disparity, poverty, unemployment, and social disintegration are among the most pressing issues confronting Islamic societies. In order to address these challenges effectively, it is essential to revisit the model provided by the life of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him), whose Seerah offers timeless guidance for building a just, balanced, and morally upright society. This paper examines how the Prophet (PBUH) responded to similar challenges in his time, including tribal conflicts, economic oppression, and social injustice. By analyzing the principles of governance, economic equity, and social harmony derived from the Seerah, the paper presents a framework that can be applied to contemporary issues. The political strategy of the Prophet (PBUH), based on consultation (Shura), justice (‘Adl), and accountability, serves as a model for ethical leadership. Economically, his emphasis on fair trade, charity, and prohibition of exploitation offers sustainable solutions for poverty and inequality. Socially, his teachings on brotherhood, respect for diversity, women’s rights, and moral development remain relevant for fostering unity and reform. This study concludes that the life of the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) is not just a spiritual guide but a comprehensive blueprint for addressing modern crises. A sincere return to the Prophetic model can restore dignity, justice, and peace in the Muslim world.
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