Tolerance - OCR Past Paper

Tolerance UNIT 6 LESSON 2 Learning objectives EXPLAIN THE CONCEPT OF TOLERANCE FIND EVIDENCE OF TOLERANCE IN SITUATIONS IN THE LIFE OF ALLAH`S MESSENGER(PBUH) AND HIS COMPANIONS SHOW ASPECTS OF TOLERANCE BETWEEN PEOPLE IN LIFE Take the initiative to learn  Allah's Messenger, Pe...

Tolerance UNIT 6 LESSON 2 Learning objectives EXPLAIN THE CONCEPT OF TOLERANCE FIND EVIDENCE OF TOLERANCE IN SITUATIONS IN THE LIFE OF ALLAH`S MESSENGER(PBUH) AND HIS COMPANIONS SHOW ASPECTS OF TOLERANCE BETWEEN PEOPLE IN LIFE Take the initiative to learn  Allah's Messenger, Peace be upon him, said: "May Allah's mercy be on him who is lenient in his buying, selling, and in demanding back his money" (NarTated by ibn Majah).  The moral value which the Messenger, Peace be upon him, invites us to adhere to in the market. To be lenient in the market, tolerance at the time of purchase, sale and buy.  the effect of adhering to the advice of the Messenger, Peace be upon him, on the economy of the state. Development and progress of the state, the cultural advancement of countries Concept of tolerance  Islam urges Muslims to exercise tolerance of people in all spheres of life in order to found a cohesive, connected society. Although the Holy Qur'an does not spell out the word 'tolerance‘ specifically, it voices out related utterances and translates them in a desired Islamic reality. These utterances include: Allah, Glory be to Him, says: It is part of the Mercy of Allah that you do deal gently with them;had you been severe or harsh -hea rted, they would have broken away from about you... " (Surat 'Ali 'Jmran: 159). reflect and deduce  How the following verses can be used to infer tolerance? Allah, Glory be to Him, says: Invite (all) to the Way of thy Lord with wisdom and beautiful preaching; and argue with them in ways that are best and most gracious... " (Surat An-Nahl: 125) the verse calls for the wisdom and good advice , and argue with them in a good way  Allah, Glory be to Him, says: "Allah forbids you not, with regard to those who fight you not for (your) Faith nor drive you out of your homes, from dealing kindly and justly with them: for Allah loves those who are just" (Sil.rat Al-Mumtahanah: 8). Righteousness and charity for non muslims T The Prophet, Peace be upon him, is our example in tolerance  Our Prophet, Peace be upon him, is our highest ideal in showing tolerance towards others. The Messenger, Peace be upon him, was tolerant with Muslims and non-Muslims alike. When asked about his morals, Sayyidah Aisha, may Allah be pleased with her, said: "He was not indecent, he was not obscene, he would not shout in the markets, and he would not respond to an evil deed with an evil deed, but rather he would pardon and overlook" (Narrated by at-Tirmidhi). Reflect and discover  A funeral passed by the Prophet, Peace be upon him, and he stood up. It was said to him, "It is the funeral of a Jew." The Prophet said, "Is he not a soul?" (Narrated by Al-Bukhari). 1. The values we learn from the above hadith. tolerance respect for human dignity 2. The role of each one of us towards followers of other religions. respect good handling , avoid offending  The Charter of Medina comprised nearly fifty-two articles; twenty-seven articles relate to the relationship between Muslims and followers of other religions. An indication of the importance of Tolerance for Non Muslim , and to demonstrate that respect for the rights of Non Muslims ould not be forcibly converted to Islam. ,". The re fore , the Patriarch and priests received him /. illustrative examples of the i-. tolerance of our forefathers; Z: ,,i ii  Over the ages, tolerance has played a major role in the progress of Muslims in various fields since the days of the Messenger, Peace be upon him, and up to today. Frequently the gracious Messenger, peace be upon him, ordered his Companions, may Allah be pleased with them, to treat people of different races, colors and religions with kindness and mercy and to avoid harshness and violence. In doing so, they gave remarkable examples in tolerance towards the people of the countries where they spread Isla m. instances of this include:  When Jerusalem was conquered during the reign of Omar lbn AI-Khattab and the Caliph went to receive the keys of the city, he assured the inhabitants of Jerusalem of security and safety for themselve s, their properties and their churches. He gave an order that the churches should not be destroyed and nothing should be taken from them. He also assured the inhabitants of Jerusalem that they would not be forcibly converted to Islam respond with a logical argument  {to those who level the charge of being a religion of violence and inflexibility against Islam}. respond with a logical argument  {to those who level the charge of being a religion of violence and inflexibility against Islam}. Islam calls for tolerance with Non Muslims and this appeared in the treatment of the Prophet (PBUH) with Non Muslims Values of Tolerance in our life  There are certain values to which all of us should be commited to in order to be tolerant of others in our lives. These are Respecting Forgiving insults others Activity  explain how I assume the ethics of tolerance towards the following persons:  My teacher:  My non-Muslim neighbor:  My father:  A non-Muslim cleaner: Criticize and justify  Someone who always believes that his opinion is the best and does not accept others' opinions.  I distinguish between the meaning of: Forgiveness: Pardon: Criticize and justify  Someone who always believes that his opinion is the best and does not accept others' opinions.  Incorrect behavior, needs to have tolerance to accept and argue with other opinion  I distinguish between the meaning of: Forgiveness: pardon: Leave the culprit`s punishment leave him alone The United Arab Emirates is committed to the principle of tolerance and rejection of all forms of violence in its domestic practices and its foreign relations with the countries of the world. Participate In Conferences Of Peace And Tolerance Hosting Theses Conferences Issuing The Anti Hate Law Contribution To Help Other States I except: The positive outcomes to the individual and society of maintaining tolerance between:  coIIeagues:  father and son:  teacher and students:  A Muslim and his non-Muslim neighbor:  I except: The positive outcomes to the individual and society of maintaining tolerance between:  coIIeagues: Love, familiarity and cooperation in good  father and son: love of the children for their father and their righteousness  teacher and students: Love, familiarity  A Muslim and his non-Muslim neighbor:  Strengthen Social Relations  The negative effects of being violent towards others on the individual and society The negative effects of violence The effects of violence on on the individual society  The negative effects of being violent towards others on the individual and society The negative effects of violence The effects of violence on on the individual society Hatred Among People Weak society Anger Of Allah Disintegration of society Psychological Disorder Corruption , chaos and underdevelopment Some tolerance enhancing methods  Combating evil-inspiring inclinations by avoiding rashness and suppressing fury.  Keeping good company; Allah, Glory be to Him, says:  Reminding oneself of the proverbial wisdom "As you sow, so shall you reap".  Consistency in obeying Allah, Glory be to Him, inspires tolerance towards all people  A person shall think of the origin of his creation and that he has been created from dust and he shall eventually return to dust to be held accountable for his actions by Allah, Glory be to Him. other tolerance-enhancing methods.  Taqwa  Sensing the danger of violence How would you act in the following situations?  Your friend committed a mistake towards you.  One of your non-Muslim fellow students asked you to help him in his studies.  What do you expect if every one of us showed tolerance towards everyone else?  What are the values that each one of the following verses urges us to have? "Let there be no compulsion in religion... " (Surat Al-Baqarah : 256)  ''And dispute you not with the People of the Book, except with means better (than mere disputation)" (Surat Al- 'Ankabut: 46). How would you act in the following situations?  Your friend committed a mistake towards you. Tolerance and pardon because Allah ordered us to forgive  One of your non-Muslim fellow students asked you to help him in his studies. Help him in study because Islam has ordered us to  What do you expect if every one of us showed tolerance towards everyone else? Love affection and kindness among us all.  What are the values that each one of the following verses urges us to have? "Let there be no compulsion in religion... " (Surat Al-Baqarah : 256) Do not to force to enter into religion  ''And dispute you not with the People of the Book, except with means better (than mere disputation)" (Surat Al- 'Ankabut: 46). show patience and tolerance the best judge