Islamic values
Faith-based moral code
Islamic values are the moral and ethical principles derived from Islam, including beliefs about justice, charity, family, modesty, and proper conduct.
The phrase appears most often in political and cultural discourse, sometimes neutrally describing Muslim traditions, sometimes as shorthand for conservative social positions: The party platform emphasized Islamic values.
Critics note the term can obscure diversity within Muslim communities, as interpretations vary widely across cultures and sects.
- JusticeFormal address for judges
- CompassionConcern for others' suffering
- ihsanWorship with divine awareness
- IslamismFaith-driven political ideology
- fastingDeliberate food avoidance
good character · ablution · prayer · five pillars · daily prayer · mosque · family honor · Charity · halal · halal food · hijab · community · devotion · submission · righteous deeds · Ramadan · family · faith
- Arab educationprimary education, secondary education, higher education, religious education, public education
- Islamic mediaQuran recitation, fatwas, religious broadcasting, satellite channels, Friday prayers
- Islamic educationmadrasa, Quran recitation, religious guidance, hafiz, religious studies
Islamic valuesSatanism
Veneration of the devil
secular humanism · Christian values · Jewish values · Buddhist values · Confucian values
Islamic valuessecularism
Separation of faith, state
secular humanism · Enlightenment values · atheism · separation of church and state · irreligion
Islamic valuesmaterialism
Prioritizing goods over spirit
hedonism · consumerism · nihilism · epicureanism · pleasure-seeking