The Application of Tawheed in the Natural and Social Order
Jamal A. Badawi
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Jamal A. Badawi
Abstract
Introduction Tawheed is the cornerstone of Islam, the foundation of its ethics and philosophy of life and the basis of its systems and institutions. It is the primary determinant of one's relationship to the natural and social order. As such it is helpful to begin with the explanation of the meaning of Tawheed before examining its application.
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Introduction Tawheed is the cornerstone of Islam, the foundation of its ethics and philosophy of life and the basis of its systems and institutions. It is the primary determinant of one's relationship to the natural and social order. As such it is helpful to begin with the explanation of the meaning of Tawheed before examining its application.
Key concepts: Cornerstone, Meaning (existential), Order (exchange), Natural (archaeology), Social order, Epistemology, Sociology, Foundation (evidence)