الدور العماني في تعزيز الأخلاق بين التنظير والتطبيق

الدورُ العُماني في تعزيز الأخلاق بين التنظير والتطبيق

From this perspective، ethics in Islam is not merely a set of man-made rules but a divine trust (am?nah) rooted in revelation. It is a divinely anchored framework of conduct (akhlaq) that regulates human relations with Allah، oneself، other people، and the environment، all are at ensuring justice، excellence، and accountability in both worldly and eternal dimensions. This holistic vision is powerfully encapsulated in the Qur'an: "Indeed، Allah commands justice، good conduct، and giving to relatives، and forbids immorality، bad conduct، and oppression. He admonishes you that perhaps you will be reminded" (Qur'an 16:90). This verse provides a comprehensive moral framework، integrating social justice with ethical refinement. Several key values and ethics can be drawn from this verse:

a. Justice ('adl). This principle guides individuals to internalize fairness، equity، and the protection of rights in all human interactions. It provides the foundation for ethical conduct in both personal and communal life (Kamali، 2002).

b. Social order and dignity. A further scope of justice ('adl) is the prevention of exploitation and the assurance that individuals and communities live with dignity. This value requires giving others what is rightfully due (Kamali، 2002).

c. Good conduct (i?s?n). Going beyond justice، i?s?n calls for generosity، kindness، and moral excellence

in human

dealings. It nurtures empathy،

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