Care begins nearby
Quran 4:36 joins worship of Allah with good treatment of parents, relatives, orphans, those in need, neighbours, companions and travellers. Read the full verse to see the breadth of this responsibility.
Restrain anger and forgive
Quran 3:134 praises those who give in ease and hardship, restrain anger and pardon others. Character is expressed in the response to difficult moments as well as comfortable ones.
Respect across differences
Quran 49:13 describes humanity as peoples and tribes who may come to know one another. It places honour before Allah in righteousness, rather than ancestry or social status.
A few things to remember.
- Treat family, neighbours and people in need with care.
- Practise restraint when anger rises.
- Meet people without pride in status or ancestry.
Return to the sources.
Quran references open inside Al Furqan, where you can choose your translation. Hadith references, where listed, open inside Al Furqan with their source details.
- Quran 4:36Kindness and responsibility
- Quran 3:134Anger and forgiveness
- Quran 49:13Humanity and righteousness
This is an editorial introduction, not a verse translation, scholarly tafsir or a personal religious ruling.