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96      SOLUTION THE VALUES OF THE QUR'AN


              "Allah does not wrong people in any way; rather it is people who wrong
              themselves." (Surah Yunus: 44)
                 Those tempting young people into using drugs show another aspect of
              the effects of disbelief. Drug dealers, who have entirely lost values such
              as conscience, compassion, mercy and pity, strive to attract more young
              people just in order to earn more. For instance, in some countries such as
              Latin America or Russia, drug smuggling for commercial gain is among
              the most profitable activities. By and large, the State in these countries
              controls the drug trade or allows networks involved in the drug trade to
              keep working. If, at least, one of these parties were faithful and had belief
              in Allah and the hereafter, the world would be rid of such a problem. If,
              due to fear of Allah, nobody got involved in drugs in any form – neither
              trading with them nor using them – this problem would end forever.
                 Today, initiatives against illegal drug dealing and drug use fail to
              provide lasting solutions. For instance, if addicts lacking the will to
              overcome addiction are treated in hospital, they soon return to their
              former habits. In jail, members of drug networks continue to traffic in
              illegal drugs internationally. The only way to rescue a drug addict, on the
              other hand, is to give him strong willpower. Only the true religion
              provides man with unshakeable willpower. Even disbelievers who
              demonstrate strong willpower have a passion for something, a factor
              making them weak. Only the fear of Allah and of torment in the Fire
              provides the sort of willpower no one and nothing can overcome.



                 Some Shameful but Widespread Acts: Prostitution,
                 Adultery and Homosexuality
                 Prostitution, as a way of earning a living, is rapidly becoming
              widespread. With each passing year, the average age of young prostitutes
              decreases. Even their own families force very young girls and boys to sell
              their bodies. At an age when they still need protection and care, that
              children are pushed into such repulsive areas should alarm the countries
              of the world  enough so that they protect them from such damage. On the
              contrary, however, countries like The Philippines are promoted as
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