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Are Non-Muslims Inferior To Muslims?
Asselamu aleykum,
Are the good non-Muslims (i.e, the truth-seekers who do not commits shirk deliberately, and are blessed with kind hearts and good characters) equal to the believing Muslims (i.e the pious Muslims)? As both of them are Human beings.
Kindly clarify.
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Are Non-Muslims Inferior To Muslims?
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Your question is not clear. Please specify a context in which you are seeking to establish equality.
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In our society, the non-Muslims (no matter how much good they are) are always considered to be inferior to Muslims. Our dear Ustad e Mohtaram (ha) has clarified that truth seeking non-Muslims will also got Jannah. But, another question arises in mind is that are they inferior to Muslims? Because in our societies it is popular that the Ummah of our Last beloved prophet (sav) is superior to all previous ummahs and all other people. So, are good Muslims superior to other people, such as, good truth-seeking atheists, Hindus, Christians, Jews, etc. The only difference is that the Muslims are blessed with the true message of God. Unfortunately, many people in our society believes that the fact that everyone is equal in Islam, does not apply to non-Muslims (I.e, they are inferior to Muslims). So, please clarify this in the light of Qur’an and Sunnah, Thanks.
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Ghamidi sahab has explained in the following video that a sense of superiority generally exists among Muslims due to misinterpreting certain verses of the Quran. These verses have to do with the direct addressees of Prophet Muhammad SAW and are not relevant to the Non-Muslims of our time. He also explains that according to the Quran we have a bond of brotherhood with the entire humanity, and that we should empathetically deal with everyone, regardless of their religion. In the eyes of God, all human beings are equal except for those who become arrogant or deny the truth after it becomes glaringly clear to them. Which person is superior to another is a decision for God to make, not us human beings.
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