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hard work and commitment to his ventures. On the other hand, I do
understand that some people do live on the streets after fleeing
incidents like domestic violence. These people are not the people
pointed out because the fault is not theirs that they are poor.
My other reason for keeping my view is that, as a follower of Islam,
money is a test for humanity and each person is being observed on
their attitude towards money. I also believe that people should not
look at the wealth as something enviable. I thank god for not letting
me be outrageously wealth, like people such as Bill Gates, because
with wealth comes responsibility. I always think that, perhaps, I had
that wealth I would not handle the responsibility that came with it.
Islam teaches that wealth should be used to help the needy and that it
is our duty to care for them. Wealth belongs to Allah and He commands
that Muslims give help through money. Some would argue that wealth is
achieved by hard work and therefore due to the labour given, the money
belongs to you. I argue that as God is the one that created you, you
belong to God and therefore, so do your possessions and your money.
Other people might also disagree with my attitude towards the
statement because they believe that all people are born equal and
therefore should have the same equal opportunities as anyone else,
regardless. This has a strong relevance to wealth, as some people are
born poor and therefore do not have the same opportunities as other
people. Unfortunately, most people in the third world will have
massive obstacles to climb, or even never, be able to escape from the
trap of absolute poverty.
Countries in Africa and Asia, such as Ethiopia and Bangladesh, have to
rely on aid from the outside world to help survive. These people would
presumably hardly notice any change in their life, let alone have the
same opportunities as people in a wealthy country such as the UK and
the USA. The Bible and Qur’an suggest that we were all born in
equality by saying that Adam and Eve were born equal. This would mean
that everyone in life has the same chance as anyone else for jobs and
money.
I do not agree with this argument because I believe that people who
are too strict about their religion are strict of their own accord.
Islam and Christianity do not literally teach that you should give
away everything you own, only some to help people who are poor. People
may also be born equal in the sense that we are all humans but not in
the sense of traits such as intelligence and strength.
Therefore, I still believe that people who are wealthy because they
have talents and have been successful in life should be allowed that
wealth because they deserve this and have earned it.
In conclusion, I believe that there will always be a link between
religion and wealth & poverty. This is because I believe that wealth
is designed to test humanity to see if they can enter Heaven or not.
Religion is not the only reason to help each other, however, as there
are many non-religious groups around the world helping the poor and
needy. This is because humans are born with a conscience and I believe
that God has created us this way so that we would help each other, and
not just the worst poverty stricken people but also everyone we meet;
humanity is all one community and everyone is a part of it.
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