What do Muslims think is right and wrong?

Answer 1

The rights are to follow the teachings per Quran and Sunnah (prophet Muhamad PBUH sayings and practices). Refer to questions below in this regards.

Some of the wrongs are:

• denying worshiping Allah (God in English) as the one and only one God with no partner, no son, no associate, and no equivalence
• denying or not following any of the Islam five pillars
• fornication
• drinking alocohols
• eating pork, drinking bolld, or eating meat of dead animals
• gambling
• lying
• self pride and feeling superiority over other people
• disrespect of people especially parents
• denying giving charities to the poor and/or helping them
• killing innocent people and/or terrifying them
• wearing cloth against Islam teachings
• wasting time, money, and/or health in unuseful acts
• .... etc

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Answer 2

Yes, but not all Muslims are united on all issues of what is right and what is wrong. For someone of the Islamic faith, the prophet Muhammad wrote the code for a Muslim to follow in the Koran. There are strict moral guidelines and many scriptures that talk about things like being forgiving and generous within the Koran, as well as many other principles. However, there is also a lot of debate of interpretation when it comes to how to treat others who are not following the words of Koran. It is on that point that many Muslims disagree on.

Most of the Islamic faith also view the Old Testament as a holy book, especially the first 5 books, and some even consider Jesus to be a prophet. So things written in The Bible, about what is right and wrong, also holds some weight with many Muslims. However, the Koran is considered the infallible word of God.

Answer 3

First of all, 1.6 billion people do not think the same things about anything; there is incredible diversity within the Muslim world. Second, "different" refers to another party and there are numerous Non-Muslim groups that have completely different moralities.

A much better way to phrase the question would be: "Does Islamic Law and Morality differ from Western Law and Morality?" The answer to this would be: It depends entirely on the particular legal question. Criminal Law, Penal Codes, and Family Law are very different between Islamic Law and Western Law.

Answer 4

Muslims believe that all what is mentioned in Qur'an and prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) hadith is right. Prophet hadith translates all prophet sayings and practices.

Answer 5

Following the qu'ran is right Not following it is wrong