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Looking for Ayah and Hadith on Mercy/Morality

A rather general statement, saying that everything comes from Allah (especially guidance), can be found in several verses of the Qur'an like: And whatever you have of favor - it is from Allah . ... ...
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Is it permissible to turn down cancer treatment if you fear it will cause more harm than good?

First of all when it comes to the fiqh ruling on treatment scholars hold different opinions: Most scholars or a majority out of them say it is permissible (not obligatory). The shafi'is and some ...
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The trolley dilemma viewed in Islam

I am not a scholar, just saying. And forgive me for the long answer as the question is philosophically complex. Islam forces the principle "the end doesn't justify the means." So inaction would be ...
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To what extent is showing mercy mustahabb?

Mercy is inclusive of a range of actions such as forgiveness, compassion for people's suffering, kind treatment etc. In general it is prescribed in Islam as the Quran counts it among the attributes of ...
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Is genenoristy with the expectation of Divine reward selfish and less admirable?

The premises of your question are objectionable. Religious people may give out for Divine reward, but they also give out because religion teaches them to practice compassion and charity. Religion ...
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