Is Islam a Religion of Ease or Hardship? An Analysis of the Muslim Scripture and Patterns of Prophet Muhammad (Peace Be upon Him)
- Thameem Ushama
Abstract
This paper analyses whether Islam is a religion of ease or hardship. It defines the Arabic terms used in theScripture and Prophetic Traditions. It employs the method of content analysis of relevant verses of the Scriptureand statements of Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) that refer to the feature of ease and removal ofhardship in religion and its legal injunctions. It highlights scholars’ classification of hardship. It explorestheoretical evidence for ease and removal of hardship in the Scripture and Patterns of the Prophet (peace be uponhim). It also focuses on applied evidence by highlighting the methodology of conveying God’s Message and themethodology of applying the Divine injunctions in real life, including the Prophet’s engagement with ease andfacilitation and his dispositions in interpreting the revealed texts along with his verdicts manifesting flexibility.This is followed by the stands of the Prophet’s Companions and the Successors in relation to ease and removal ofhardship.- Full Text: PDF
- DOI:10.5539/ass.v11n1p51
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 License.
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