What is the importance of morality
What is the importance of morality
It keeps the nations and civilizations constantly and perpetuates their morals and values. Without morality, the life of people is unmanageable from every point of view, because the system of ethics in society constitutes controls that govern the behavior of individuals and produce them in a beautiful manner. When a person talks about creating honesty and its importance to society, for example, When people are honest in their dealings, this is reflected in increasing trust among them. You see the person dealing with people, and he feels comfortable and reassuring that those who deal with him believe him in everything, so his transactions are quick and easy to accomplish. Ethics must know its effects on the individual in his relationship with his Lord, as well as its importance to society as a whole, we say:
The ethics of the individual constitute a large part of his faith, in the sense that the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) came to complete the morals, as the Holy Prophet, the virtues of good character in this world and the Hereafter, and that the closest people to the Council is the best of them, In the documentation of his relationship with his Lord, and raise the degree, the Muslim when he is dealing well with people, he is so keen on it, so every Muslim seeks to justify himself with ethics in order to pleasing God Almighty.
The importance of ethics in society is shown when you see the images of solidarity, compassion and good manners. When a person is honest with people and does not cheat on selling and dealing with him, it reflects on his relationship with people and people love him for that. Society and amnesty happen to have wonderful effects in society. If one of the people is exempted from a person who is wronged or assaulted, the feelings of the aggressor will change. He feels guilty for what he has done against his brother when he feels good in his brother and how he has pardoned him. Which is f This is a man who does not hesitate to put trust in people because he believes that it will not be lost, and that there are many ethics can not be limited to Its presence in society contributes to the building of a civilized nation that progresses constantly between
By: Talal Mishal


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Hello my brother,
Agreed with the sentiment of the post.
In my view, ethics and morality go beyond the law and cultural/religious rules and customs and deals into the very point that you made, the values and beliefs that we want to share with our fellow people in order to cooperate and thrive together.
I believe morality is an ever changing way of looking at new situations and learning to adapt to changing circumstances.
What's amazing about it is that ethics deals with thoughts... What governs the ideas we have, how to caterogize our ideas in terms of social/practical usages, importance, relevance, and how to filter the ones we think are beneficial for ourselves and others and the ones that are detrimental to ourselves and others...
Morals deals with matters of the heart... As humans we have a moral compass... This is a kind of emotional intelligence that informs us on a visceral level whether something is healthy or damaging to ourselves...
We can see or experience something, and our moral compass will alert us it is bad vibrations that are polluting and affecting everything around us...
Between clear-minded and carefully thought out ethics, and honest open and integrity-driven morals, we have all the tools we need to adapt to our environment, the changes around us, and to live in a world that is healthy and prosperous for all of us!
That is why it is so important to live according to one's own ethical and moral codes...
To be honest about our thoughts and our emotions and strive for maximum health and vibrancy!
Peace be upon you brother
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There's this interesting idea Ken Wilber put forth in one of his books that if you look at all the methods that exist historically or otherwise for entering into meditation or religious contemplation that the most commonly preached about and advocated by all the different religious strains is moral practice. Lord Buddha did not say, "go into the forest and contemplate the nature of reality" he said, "to achieve liberation from karmic bondage one must strive to only engage in morally upright acts." I think this is because it forces one examine their own qualities and intentions on a fundamental level to be successful.
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