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cide or theft. They never do things which they will not be
able to account for in the Hereafter.
Where people live by Islamic morals, there is no greed for
personal interests. Every man is liable to do the best he can for
the common benefit of religion. Therefore, a disturbance that
may result from the clash of interests does not exist.
There is no compulsion where religion is concerned.
Believers are responsible only to communicate the truths
which are revealed by religion.
In addition to these, it is stated in the Qur'an that Allah
sends down peace of reassurance into the hearts of believers.
This is a great gift of Allah to righteous believers. This fact is
related in the Qur'an as follows:
It is He Who sent down serenity into the hearts of
the believers thereby increasing their faith with
more faith—the legions of the heavens and the earth
belong to Allah. Allah is All-Knowing, All-Wise.
(Surat al-Fath: 4)
What has been mentioned so far is only a general descrip-
tion of the delightful environment that Islamic morals offer to
mankind. Religion produces the most peaceful, the most ideal
and the most perfect environment that could ever be in the
world, both for the individual and for communities.

89. What are the morals of trade as advised in
the Qur'an?

A believer performs every deed in order to earn the good
pleasure of Allah. No matter what he is engaged in, he does
not let it divert him from his real aim. Allah has mentioned
in the Qur'an that trade or commerce does not make believ-
ers forget their real goal:

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