Page 209 - A Call For Unity

Harun Yahya (Adnan Oktar)

aggression directed toward a piece of land, status, or office;
the ever-worsening oppression of the vulnerable and needy;
and increasing injustice, immorality, and rapid degeneration
in the quality of life.
In the face of this reality and for the salvation of those
who have been misled by materialism, all followers of the di-
vinely revealed religions must unite. Believing in the exis-
tence and unity of Allah and that He has sent Prophets to

guide humanity are important common points. Jews,
Christians, and Muslims have much more in common with
one another than with people who reject these facts.
We will study the common moral principles between the
three divinely revealed religions under their respective head-
ings. Each of these principles makes a case for an alliance be-
tween the followers of the divinely revealed religions. It must

not be forgotten that a world dominated by virtue is attain-
able if the believers work together.

Modesty

Modesty is a common attribute of believers, for Allah re-
veals that He disapproves of arrogant and vain people.
Believers know that Allah gives them all they have and
that He is the One and true Owner of everything. Therefore
they never surrender to vanity, because they know their help-
lessness in His Presence and that reason, knowledge, beauty,
wealth, status, and all other desirable commodities originate

with Him, not within themselves.

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