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e a superior nation. This imitation reflectsthe lowest form of slavery. Degradation isan open recognition of the inevitableconsequences of imitation. It is for thisreason the Prophet, peace be upon him,vehemently forbade copying the foreignnations, or adopting their way of life. It isquite understandable that the Muslimnation's power does not depend on the dresscode, nor on the life style of the foriegnnations. Rather it depends on the strongfaith in the Oneness of Allah, and theadherence to the Book of Allah and theSunnah of the Messenger of Allah, peace beupon him. The nation's power also dependson its wealth of knowledge, andorganization. Therefore, he who seekspower, and perfection, must avoid imitatingthe Kafir (unbelievers) nations.The Muslims are also forbidden totreat the non-Muslim through the parochialmentality, and fanaticism. The Muslims areeven forbidden to abuse the gods of the75
unbelievers or insult their denominations sothat the latter would not revile Allahignorantly. The Muslims are alsoprohibited to initiate disputes with the non-Muslims. Rather the Muslims should invitethem to Islam instead, as long as theunbelievers are seeking reconciliation, andpeace with Muslims. They should offer themthe chance of discovering the religion ofAllah.Our Islamic manners dictate that weshould invite the non-Muslims to thercligion of Allah of which He approves. TheMuslim must set himself to be a goodexample for others to follow. The Muslimsmust show the non-belligerent un-believersthe fine Islamic manners. It is un-Islamicto treat others harshly, because the Muslimis supposed to be a model of refinedmanners and pertinence, that he may attractothers into the folds of Islam withouthumiliation nor indifference. Furthennore,the Muslim are commanded to extend76
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