Question by Enertez: What does Islam say about humans responsibility against the environment?
What does the religion of Islam say about the responsibility of humans to protect and take care of the environment? Is it our duty as humans to make sure it isn't destroyed by our own actions?
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Answer by H@z@r@h
An Islamic Approach to the Environment:
http://www.islamawareness.net/Nature/environment_approach.html
@ Harun Yahya an Invitation to The Truth ~ You can download more books, videos, audios and articles about Islam here:
http://www.hyahya.org/
@ PeaceTV Online ~ Intensive Islamic Channel covering many aspects about Islam and Comparative Religions:
http://www.rizwanashraf.com/2008/01/16/watch-peace-tv-live-online-islamic-tv-channel/
@ Answering Christianity ~ Debates and arguments on Islam. Focus on the analysis of scriptures. Not intended to create hostility.
http://www.answering-christianity.com/ac.htm
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As salaam.
Insha’Allah, in Islam, man is seen as a vice regent serving Allah, Subhanna wa Ta’ala and all of His creation which includes being responsible and caring for the environment. Alhumdulillah!
The Prophet Muhammad, sala ‘alayhi wa salaam, told us that we are responsible even for the amount of water we use, so as to waste none of it. Further, he said that if one was planting a tree and the Day of Judgment began, one should finish planting the tree! Alhumdulillah!
Unfortunately, the majority of the oil rich nations that profess to be Muslim in nature and thought have not and do not seem to practice the same and simply use the resources of the earth with which they have been blessed as a means of gaining worldly wealth which they have used to become increasingly materialistic.
May we all be righlty guided.
ma’a salaam
this need a book !
i think the first link solve
here it is again
http://www.islamawareness.net/Nature/environment_approach.html