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Imagine a World Built on Justice, Not Greed

 

Imagine a world without taxes.
Not because people are selfish — but because responsibility is embedded in the soul of society.

Imagine a world where the wealthy, from the comfortably rich to the ultra-wealthy, give 2.5% of their accumulated wealth — not their income, not their earnings, but their savings after living expenses. A small portion that cleanses wealth, circulates provision, and restores dignity to the poor.

Imagine a world without interest.
Where money is not a tool of exploitation.
Where the rich lend to the poor seeking only the return of their principal — no profit from another person’s hardship, no wealth built on debt, no lives crushed under compounding numbers.

Imagine a society where the strong feel responsible for the weak.
Where poverty is not criminalized.
Where the poor are not shamed, ignored, or blamed — but supported, uplifted, and protected.

Imagine a world where race does not determine worth.
Where no color is superior to another.
Where honor is measured by character, integrity, and service — not lineage, wealth, or appearance.

Imagine men and women working in harmony.
Not in competition.
Not in erasure of differences.
But in balance — each bringing unique strengths, complementing one another, supporting rather than dominating, cooperating rather than clashing.

Imagine children protected.
Not exploited.
Not sexualized.
Not neglected.
But nurtured, educated, and raised with mercy, structure, and purpose — safe in their bodies, minds, and souls.

Imagine a society free from intoxicants, gambling, and extortion.
No addiction marketed as entertainment.
No fortunes built on human weakness.
No systems designed to drain hope, wealth, and self-control from the most vulnerable.

Imagine a world where women are recognized as individuals.
Where a woman keeps her name.
Keeps her wealth.
Keeps her identity after marriage.
Respected not as property, but as a full moral, legal, and economic being.

This is not a fantasy.
This is not utopia dreamed up by idealists.

This is a model of society built on justice, mercy, responsibility, and balance — a system where wealth circulates instead of accumulating, where power is restrained by accountability, and where human dignity is protected at every level.

The question is not “Is this possible?” Yes this is Islam. 
The question is:
Why did we ever accept anything less?

#Justice #MoralSociety #FaithAndLife #SocialResponsibility #HumanDignity #EthicalLiving #CompassionInAction #PurposeDrivenLife

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