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How does Islam deal with social justice? Omar Suleiman presents a series of videos highlighting 40 hadiths and how they apply to social justice issues today.

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Hadith #40 - Incremental Change vs. Radical Reform

This section explores how Islamic maxims can address contemporary political questions and enrich our social landscapes. Content covers identity, ideologies, social justice, and more from an Islamic ethical perspective.

Politics & Practical Theology

The pursuit of fairness and equity within society based on Islamic principles of rights and responsibilities. It involves advocating for the oppressed and ensuring economic balance.

Social Justice

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

Hadith #38 - The Rights of the Environment Upon You

Hadith #37 - When Animals Indict Humans for Cruelty

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

Hadith #35 - The Rights of Those with Disabilities

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

Hadith #33 - The Injustice of Stereotypes and Collective Guilt

Hadith #32 – Racism and Tribalism

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

Hadith #30 – Slavery in Islam

Hadith #29 – The Rights of the Elderly on Society

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

Hadith #27 – Framing How Rights Work in a Marriage

This section includes theoretical and empirical research on parenting, education, culture, marriage, and other content related to social interactions.

Family & Community

This category provides guidance on the sacred bond of marriage, addressing spousal rights, responsibilities, and conflict resolution. It offers insights from the Quran and Sunnah to help couples build strong, tranquil, and loving relationships.

Marriage

Hadith #26 – The Sin of Favoritism

Hadith #25 – Justice Between Parents & Children

Find resources and guidance on raising children with strong Islamic values and character. This category offers practical advice on nurturing faith, discipline, and emotional development within the family unit.

Parenting

Hadith #24 – Insurance Companies and Vulnerable Citizens

Hadith #23: Why is Riba Haram?

Hadith #22 - The Root of All Social Injustice

Hadith #21 - The Characteristics of a Pious Employee

Hadith #20: “Before the Sweat Dries…”

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

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

Hadith #17: Righteous Anger

Hadith #16: A Show of Strength

Hadith #15: Building a Coalition of Justice

Hadith #14 – Elitist Privilege

Ep. 11:  Remembers His Place in Front of Allah | The Faith Revival

This section covers the core articles of faith (Īmān), namely faith in Allah, His angels, His books, His messengers, the Last Day, and the divine decree (qadr). Other related topics, often found in classical theological works, are also found in this section.

Faith

The supreme deity in Islam, Allah is the One and Only God, creator and sustainer of the universe. He possesses all attributes of perfection, including mercy, justice, and omnipotence.

Allah

Hadith #13 – Corrupt Lawyers and Unserved Justice

Hadith #12 – Whoever Deceives is Not One of Us

Hadith #11 – Don't "Shortchange" Anyone

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

Hadith #9 - Responding To Evil With Good

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

Hadith #7 – The Ruling on Silence and Injustice

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

Hadith #5 - You Will Be Asked About Your Potential

Hadith #4 - To Seek or Not to Seek Leadership

Hadith #3 - From the Scrolls of Abraham

Hadith #2 - God is More Capable Than You

Hadith #1 - The Gravity of Injustice