How is Peace and Prosperity Possible in the World?

Author: Saqib Javed 🇵🇰 Key Elements for Peace and Prosperity in the World To achieve peace and prosperity in the world, several essential aspects need attention. Among these, eliminating misunderstandings is crucial. I believe that every religion and sect has both good and bad individuals, but those who are cruel and support brutality are disbelievers (kafir). If they truly believed in God, they would fear Him and refrain from oppressing and killing innocent people. Iframe sync Earning a lawful livelihood (halal rizq) is an act of worship. A person who earns lawfully finds joy in small things—tying a ten-rupee thread on their hand or hanging a flag on their humble hut or cart brings them immense happiness. Such individuals, even in their own difficulties, are restless to help others out of their hardships. Conversely, a person who earns through unlawful means may possess golden palaces or planes, yet they are stressed about trivial things, such as their friend booking two plots on the moon while they have yet to secure one. The one with the most debt is the poorest, no matter their wealth. Iframe sync Fixed profit is incorrect, while fixed percentages should be adopted as they can fluctuate. In my view, if someone disrespects Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) or desecrates the Quran, I would remind them that Allah can forgive them in exchange for a simple act like offering water to a thirsty person. However, He can also punish them severely. I pray to Allah to protect me from arrogance, grant me the fear of Hell until my last breath, and bless me with the joy of Heaven. Iframe sync Uniformity in Health, Education, and Laws There should be uniformity in health, education, and laws across the world. By doing so, we can redirect military forces and resources towards commercial purposes. Instead of fighting among ourselves, we should focus on arresting masterminds and their groups responsible for global chaos. Iframe sync The suggestions I present here can serve as a foundation for constructive discussions. With collective wisdom, these ideas can be refined and implemented for the greater good. If you have any questions, feel free to email me. Author: Saqib Javed 🇵🇰

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