سامی ادیان میں بین المذاہب مراعات کاتصور:عصری تناظرمیں تقابلی مطالعہ

THE CONCEPT OF INTERFAITH PRIVILEGES IN THE SEMITIC RELIGIONS: COMPARATIVE STUDY IN MODERN CONTEXT

Abstract

As compared to the other religions of the world, there are certain privileges presented in Islam. Among the following are the few. In ordinary circumstances in which personal interest is not involved are immodesty, entertainment of guest, an invitation to religion, and removing of harms. Likewise, mutual trade, sympathy, and personal relations are also included. In Seerat- e-Tayyaba these are divided into four parts: first is the believer of Islam remaining steadfast on his belief without beings influenced by deceit. The second is a way of conversation and dialogue and the third is about making agreements. The fourth and final is about diplomacy which may help a righteous message to spread in the whole world. In Jewish, the propagators of other religions are considered non-Jewish. Whereas in Jewish sacred literature few scholars, priests and judges are given a sacred place. In the teaching of the Old-Testament privileges are usually confined to the advancement of diplomacy only, but in New Testament (Holy Bible) human welfare and salvation are the most important commandments.