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Islam: Peace and Conflict

Muslim attitudes to conflict

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  • Paper 2

Overview

The nature, causes and harms of conflict, Surah 2:190 to 195 on persecution and limiting harm, situation ethics, the claim that religion causes conflict, and Surah 49:9 on Muslim groups at war with each other.

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What do Muslims teach about the nature of conflict?

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What causes of conflict do Muslims recognise?

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What problems does conflict cause within society?

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  1. 1

    What do Muslims teach about the nature of conflict?

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    Conflict is serious disagreement between individuals, groups or nations that can lead to violence. Muslims see conflict as something to be resolved justly and quickly.

  2. 2

    What causes of conflict do Muslims recognise?

    Model answer

    Muslims recognise greed, injustice, nationalism, competition for resources and religious hatred as causes of conflict. Shaytan also stirs up enmity between people.

  3. 3

    What problems does conflict cause within society?

    Model answer

    Conflict causes death, injury, refugees and destroyed homes and livelihoods. Conflict also leaves lasting hatred between communities.

  4. 4

    What does Surah 2:191 teach about persecution?

    Model answer

    Surah 2:191 says that fitnah, persecution or oppression, is worse than killing. Muslims see ending oppression as a legitimate reason to resist.

  5. 5

    What does Surah 2:195 teach?

    Model answer

    Surah 2:195 tells believers to spend in Allah's cause and not throw themselves into destruction. Allah loves those who do good.

  6. 6

    How do Muslims use Surah 2:190–195 to limit the harm conflict causes?

    Model answer

    Many Muslims read Surah 2:190–195 as a code that keeps conflict defensive and restrained. Harm to civilians and property must be avoided.

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