دعوتِ دین میں غیر مسلموں کیساتھ مفاہمت و عدم مفاہمت کی صورتیں (سیرت النبیﷺ کی روشنی میں تجزیاتی مطالعہ)

Abstract

After creating humanity, Allah sent Prophets with teachings to guide them. Hazrat Muhammad is the last Prophet of Allah. Allah entrusted the spreading of Islam to his followers, calling them the "best Ummah." In today's interconnected world, many nations are losing their distinct identities, and Islamophobia is rising. In this situation, preachers must uphold the dignity of Islam, dispel misconceptions about Muslims' tolerance, and counter portrayals of Islam as a threat to peace. In the first chapter of this thesis, the importance and virtues of Dawat-e-Deen and attributes of Preacher have been described. In the second chapter, it has been clarified that in Dawat-e-Deen a preacher cannot compromise with non-Muslims in the matter of beliefs and the third chapter describes the extent to which the preacher can compromise with non-Muslims in social and political. There are three dimensions of relationship with non-Muslims: 1. Mawalaat: It refers to heartfelt love and deep connection. It is not permissible with the disbeliever and polytheists. 2. Madaraat: It refers external happiness, kindness and good behaviour. It is permissible with the non-Muslims especially when the purpose of it is to call Islam, to Introduce Islamic morals and teachings. 3. Mawasaat: It means benevolence and sympathy. it is permissible with such non- Muslims who are not facing war with Muslims. The benefit of Mawasat is that they will be influenced by Islam and Muslims and the distance between them will be reduced. Islam is a complete code of life and a universal religion that guarantees all peace, security, and welfare. It promotes tolerance and sense of brotherhood. Islam does not force anyone to believe.