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Hadith #31 – Islamic Ethics Regarding Asylum, Refugees, and Migration

by Dr. Omar Suleiman

In Islam, human rights start with the right to a dignified life and existence. We should view the refugee/migrant crisis within the context of the right to life. In Hadith 31 of 40, Sh. Omar Suleiman reviews Islamic ethics surrounding asylum, refugees, and migration.

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Hadith #31 – Islamic Ethics Regarding Asylum, Refugees, and Migration

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Hadith #1 - The Gravity of Injustice

Hadith #2 - God is More Capable Than You

Hadith #3 - From the Scrolls of Abraham

Hadith #4 - To Seek or Not to Seek Leadership

Hadith #5 - You Will Be Asked About Your Potential

Hadith #6 - A Word of Truth in the Face of An Oppressor

Hadith #7 – The Ruling on Silence and Injustice

Hadith #8 - The Right to Water, Food, and Shelter

Hadith #9 - Responding To Evil With Good

Hadith #10 - The "Everyone Else Does It" Fallacy

Hadith #11 – Don't "Shortchange" Anyone

Hadith #12 – Whoever Deceives is Not One of Us

Hadith #13 – Corrupt Lawyers and Unserved Justice

Hadith #14 – Elitist Privilege

Hadith #15: Building a Coalition of Justice

Hadith #16: A Show of Strength

Hadith #17: Righteous Anger

Hadith #18: "He is Not a Believer Whose Neighbor is Not Secure From His Harm"

Hadith #19: "The Definition, Categories, and Prohibition of Torture in Islam"

Hadith #20: “Before the Sweat Dries…”

Hadith #21 - The Characteristics of a Pious Employee

Hadith #22 - The Root of All Social Injustice

Hadith #23: Why is Riba Haram?

Hadith #24 – Insurance Companies and Vulnerable Citizens

Hadith #25 – Justice Between Parents & Children

Hadith #26 – The Sin of Favoritism

Hadith #27 – Framing How Rights Work in a Marriage

Hadith #28 – The Rights of your Aunts, Uncles, In-laws, and Extended Family

Hadith #29 – The Rights of the Elderly on Society

Hadith #30 – Slavery in Islam

Hadith #31 – Islamic Ethics Regarding Asylum, Refugees, and Migration

Hadith #32 – Racism and Tribalism

Hadith #33 - The Injustice of Stereotypes and Collective Guilt

Hadith #34 - "We Used to Have No Regard for Women"

Hadith #35 - The Rights of Those with Disabilities

Hadith #36 - The Prophet's Doctors and Islam's History of Healthcare

Hadith #37 - When Animals Indict Humans for Cruelty

Hadith #38 - The Rights of the Environment Upon You

Hadith #39 - Without Justice, There Can Be No Peace

Hadith #40 - Incremental Change vs. Radical Reform

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Hadith #1 - The Gravity of Injustice

Hadith #2 - God is More Capable Than You

Hadith #3 - From the Scrolls of Abraham

Hadith #4 - To Seek or Not to Seek Leadership

Hadith #5 - You Will Be Asked About Your Potential

Hadith #6 - A Word of Truth in the Face of An Oppressor

Hadith #7 – The Ruling on Silence and Injustice

Hadith #8 - The Right to Water, Food, and Shelter

Hadith #9 - Responding To Evil With Good

Hadith #10 - The "Everyone Else Does It" Fallacy

Hadith #11 – Don't "Shortchange" Anyone

Hadith #12 – Whoever Deceives is Not One of Us

Hadith #13 – Corrupt Lawyers and Unserved Justice