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Why Islam is the Religion of Peace – Misconceptions vs Reality

Why Islam is the Religion of Peace – Misconceptions vs Reality 🕊️ Islam means Peace – Submission to the will of Allah, with a heart full of peace 🕊️ Islam is the second-largest religion in the world, yet often misunderstood. Due to selective media narratives and acts of a few extremists, many associate Islam with conflict. But the word "Islam" itself is derived from the Arabic root "Salaam" , which means peace. At its heart, Islam is a religion that teaches love, justice, mercy, and compassion. 🌍 The True Meaning of Islam Islam means "submission to the will of Allah" , which brings peace to the heart. A Muslim is one who accepts God's guidance and lives a life of purpose, humility, and service to humanity. Islam seeks harmony — with God, with oneself, and with all of creation. 📖 What the Qur'an Says About Peace The Qur’an mentions peace more than 150 times. It encourages believers to be fair, forgiving...
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