Maulana Wahiduddin Khan

Islam and Peace (English) (Part 1) | January 17, 2007 | Maulana Wahiduddin Khan

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  1. 0:43 Islam is religion of peace from sources Medium
  2. 2:15 Islam means peace Short
  3. 5:50 Prophet's peace commitment at Battle of Badr Long
  4. 6:21 Angel brings peace to Prophet during battle Medium
  5. 12:03 True definition of peace in Islam Medium
  6. 12:34 Peace means opportunities Short
  7. 19:17 Sabr is most important Short
  8. 19:17 Sabr as greatest virtue and path to paradise Long
  9. 32:49 Prophet's final word before migration Medium
  10. 32:49 Prophet's migration and formula of coexistence Long
  11. 35:25 Formula of coexistence Short

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  1. 0:10 bismillah hir rahman nir rahim, wa salla Allahu 'ala an-nabiyyi al-karim. Rabb ishrah li sadri, wa yassir li amri, wa-hlul 'uqdatan min lisani, yafqahu qawli. Da topak far dis de iz "Islam and Peace". Islam and Peace. بسم اللہ الرحمن الرحیم، و صلی اللہ علی النبی الکریم۔ رب اشرح لی صدری، ویسر لی امری، واحل العقدۃ من لسانی، یفقہ قولی۔ دا ٹاپک فار دس ڈے از "اسلام اینڈ پیس"۔ اسلام اینڈ پیس۔
  2. 0:43 I have studied Islam from its original sources, that is books compiled in Arabic language. Quran and Hadith, and As-Sirah an-Nabawiyyah, Sirah as-Sahabah, etc. These are the آئی ہیو اسٹڈیڈ اسلام فرام اٹس اوریجنل سورسز، دیٹ از بکس کمپائلڈ ان عربک لینگویج۔ قرآن اینڈ حدیث، اینڈ السیرت النبویہ، سیر الصحابہ، ایٹسٹرا۔ دیز ار دا
  3. 1:14 source books of the religion of Islam. All the source books of Islamic religion are in Arabic language. So I have studied Islam from its original text. I can say that I have spent سورس بکس اف دا ریلیجن اف اسلام۔ ال دا سورس بکس اف اسلامک ریلیجن ار ان عربک لینگویج۔ سو آئی ہیو اسٹڈیڈ اسلام فرام اٹس اوریجنل ٹیکسٹ۔ آئی کین سے دیٹ آئی ہیو اسپنٹ
  4. 1:45 whole of my life in studying Islam. After this long and comprehensive study, I can say with conviction that Islam is religion of peace, in complete sense of the word. ہول اف مائی لائف ان اسٹڈینگ اسلام۔ افٹر دس لانگ اینڈ کمپرہنسیو اسٹڈی، آئی کین سے ود کنوکشن دیٹ اسلام از ریلیجن اف پیس، ان کمپلیٹ سینس اف دا ورڈ۔
  5. 2:15 The very word Islam has a connotation of peace. You know, the root word of Islam is Salam. S I L M, Salam. In Arabic language, Salam means peace دا ویری ورڈ اسلام ہیز ا کنوٹیشن اف پیس۔ یو نو، دا روٹ ورڈ اف اسلام از سلم۔ ایس ائی ایل ایم، سلم۔ ان عربک لینگویج، سلم مینز پیس
  6. 2:47 . So by the very name, Islam means religion of peace. Religion of peaceful living. Religion that emphasizes the values of peace. So this is the ۔ سو بائی دا ویری نیم، اسلام مینز ریلیجن اف پیس۔ ریلیجن اف پیس فل لیونگ۔ ریلیجن دیٹ ایمفیسائز دا ویلیوز اف پیس۔ سو دس از دا
  7. 3:17 religion of Islam. Although there are many material published in different papers and books that depict the picture of Islam in another way. ریلیجن اف اسلام۔ التhough there are many material published in different papers and books that depict the picture of Islam in another way.
  8. 3:48 For example, the London Times published an article about Islam. The title of this— the caption of this article was "A Religion That Sanctions Violence." Although the best title may For example, the London Times published an article about Islam. The title of this— the caption of this article was "A Religion That Sanctions Violence." Although the best title may
  9. 4:18 be "The Religion That Promotes Peace," one orientalist refers an event from the early period of Islam. He says that when there was Battle of be "The Religion That Promotes Peace," one orientalist refers an event from the early period of Islam. He says that when there was Battle of
  10. 4:50 Badr— Battle of Badr— you know, Battle of Badr was a defensive war from the Prophet's side. Any Meccan people who returned hostile against the Islamic religion, they attacked Medina, where Pro Badr— Battle of Badr— you know, Battle of Badr was a defensive war from the Prophet's side. Any Meccan people who returned hostile against the Islamic religion, they attacked Medina, where Pro
  11. 5:20 phet was living with his companions. So Prophet was compelled to go for defense. So Battle of Badr was a defensive war. At that time, in some traditions, it is mentioned that the Prophet him phet was living with his companions. So Prophet was compelled to go for defense. So Battle of Badr was a defensive war. At that time, in some traditions, it is mentioned that the Prophet him
  12. 5:50 self was not involved in the battle. He was sitting in an aloof place that is called in books "Areesh." Areesh means a temporary shelter. A temporary shelter, or makeshift shelter. self was not involved in the battle. He was sitting in an aloof place that is called in books "Areesh." Areesh means a temporary shelter. A temporary shelter, or makeshift shelter.
  13. 6:21 Areesh means makeshift shelter. So the Prophet was sitting under this Areesh, and the battle ground was in front of him. So the tradition says that at that time, when was Prophet sitting under this Areesh, he was Areesh means makeshift shelter. So the Prophet was sitting under this Areesh, and the battle ground was in front of him. So the tradition says that at that time, when was Prophet sitting under this Areesh, he was
  14. 6:53 making lines on the sand, on sand, making some lines. The report says nothing except this. Then an orientalist, a Western scholar taking this event says that making lines on the sand, on sand, making some lines. The report says nothing except this. Then an orientalist, a Western scholar taking this event says that
  15. 7:24 the leader of Islam was making his next war plan. The leader of Islam was making his next war plan. But it is quite wrong. Why? You can say the famous book on Islamic histor the leader of Islam was making his next war plan. The leader of Islam was making his next war plan. But it is quite wrong. Why? You can say the famous book on Islamic histor
  16. 7:55 y, that is "Al-Bidayah wa Al-Nihayah," the author was Ibn Kathir. It is a very authentic book on Islamic history. So in this book you can find that when Prophet was seated under this Areesh, an angel from God came to him y, that is "Al-Bidayah wa Al-Nihayah," the author was Ibn Kathir. It is a very authentic book on Islamic history. So in this book you can find that when Prophet was seated under this Areesh, an angel from God came to him
  17. 8:26 . An angel said, "O Prophet, God has conveyed you Salaam." Salaam means peace. So at that time, when Prophet was sitting in Areesh during the Battle of Badr, he received a message from God . An angel said, "O Prophet, God has conveyed you Salaam." Salaam means peace. So at that time, when Prophet was sitting in Areesh during the Battle of Badr, he received a message from God
  18. 8:57 that was a message of peace. Then what happened? After receiving this message, Prophet said— this was the response of the Prophet— "Allahumma anta salam, wa minka salam, wa ilayka yirja that was a message of peace. Then what happened? After receiving this message, Prophet said— this was the response of the Prophet— "Allahumma anta salam, wa minka salam, wa ilayka yirja
  19. 9:27 'u salam." "Allahumma anta salam, wa minka salam, wa ilayka yirja'u salam. Rabbana hayyana bi salam, wa adhilna daraka daras salam." "Tabarakta rabbana wa ta'ala, ya adhil jalala wal ikram." The translation of this saying or dua is 'u salam." "Allahumma anta salam, wa minka salam, wa ilayka yirja'u salam. Rabbana hayyana bi salam, wa adhilna dharaka dharas salam." "Tabarakta rabbana wa ta'ala, ya adhil jalala wal ikram." The translation of this saying or dua is
  20. 9:58 , "O God, you are peace. Peace is from you. Peace returns to you. O God, let us live in peace. O God, let us , "O God, you are peace. Peace is from you. Peace returns to you. O God, let us live in peace. O God, let us
  21. 10:30 enter into the home of peace, that is paradise. O God, glory be for you." You can see here the prophetic vision, prophetic sentiment. He is living in peace even at the time of war. enter into the home of peace, that is paradise. O God, glory be for you." You can see here the prophetic vision, prophetic sentiment. He is living in peace even at the time of war.
  22. 11:03 The exchange between Prophet and God at that time was in terms of peace. God sends a message of peace, and the response of Prophet was in terms of peace. So this is the true— this is the true spirit of Islam. This is the true teaching of The exchange between Prophet and God at that time was in terms of peace. God sends a message of peace, and the response of Prophet was in terms of peace. So this is the true— this is the true spirit of Islam. This is the true teaching of
  23. 11:33 Islam. Islam is a religion of peace, and not a religion of war and violence. Now, why Islam gives so much emphasis on peace Islam. Islam is a religion of peace, and not a religion of war and violence. Now, why Islam gives so much emphasis on peace
  24. 12:03 ? What is peace? Peace is not simply— you know, generally scholars define peace as absence of war. But this definition is a negative definition. When you say that peace means ? What is peace? Peace is not simply— you know, generally scholars define peace as absence of war. But this definition is a negative definition. When you say that peace means
  25. 12:34 absence of war, you are defining peace in a negative term. The best definition of peace, according to the Islamic spirit, is that peace means availability of opportunities. When there is peace, there are opportunities absence of war, you are defining peace in a negative term. The best definition of peace, according to the Islamic spirit, is that peace means availability of opportunities. When there is peace, there are opportunities
  26. 13:04 . And where there is war, there is no opportunity. So war means absence of opportunity, and peace means availability of opportunity. This is the true definition of peace and war in Islam. Now you can understand why . And where there is war, there is no opportunity. So war means absence of opportunity, and peace means availability of opportunity. This is the true definition of peace and war in Islam. Now you can understand why
  27. 13:35 Islam gives so much emphasis on peace. Because the target of Islam completely depends on peace. You know, the chapter 14 of Quran, that is Ibrahim, chapter Ibrahim. This is chapter 14. Islam gives so much emphasis on peace. Because the target of Islam completely depends on peace. You know, the chapter 14 of Quran, that is Ibrahim, chapter Ibrahim. This is chapter 14.
  28. 14:05 The very first verse of this chapter is, "Kitabun anzalnahu ilayk, letukhrajannasatul zulamaateen nur." This is the first verse of chapter 14 of the Quran. The translation of this verse is, "God says that We have sent you the book The very first verse of this chapter is, "Kitabun anzalnahu ilayk, letukhrajannasatul zulamaateen nur." This is the first verse of chapter 14 of the Quran. The translation of this verse is, "God says that We have sent you the book
  29. 14:35 Al-Quran so that you may bring people from darkness to light." This is the purpose of revelation. This is the purpose of Prophet. This is the purpose of sending Quran. "We Al-Quran so that you may bring people from darkness to light." This is the purpose of revelation. This is the purpose of Prophet. This is the purpose of sending Quran. "We
  30. 15:05 have sent you this book, that is Quran, so that you may bring people from darkness to light." It means that Islam is completely an ideological campaign, an ideological mission. Those people who are living in darkness— darkness means ideological darkness have sent you this book, that is Quran, so that you may bring people from darkness to light." It means that Islam is completely an ideological campaign, an ideological mission. Those people who are living in darkness— darkness means ideological darkness
  31. 15:37 . Here, darkness means ideological darkness, critical darkness. So the purpose of Quran, the purpose of Prophet is to bring people from this ideological darkness and make them . Here, darkness means ideological darkness, critical darkness. So the purpose of Quran, the purpose of Prophet is to bring people from this ideological darkness and make them
  32. 16:08 live in ideological light. Tawhid is an ideology. And other Tawhid is an ideology of light. So all those people who are living in other ideologies, all those ideologies are darkness, ide live in ideological light. Tawhid is an ideology. And other Tawhid is an ideology of light. So all those people who are living in other ideologies, all those ideologies are darkness, ide
  33. 16:38 ology of darkness. So Quran want to bring these people from darkness to light. You can see that this mission is completely an ideological mission. This mission can be achieved only through peace, not through sword and gun and war. ology of darkness. So Quran want to bring these people from darkness to light. You can see that this mission is completely an ideological mission. This mission can be achieved only through peace, not through sword and gun and war.
  34. 17:12 This mission completely— this mission is based completely on persuasion, on dialogue, on discussion, on intellectual awakening. You can say, you can understand that this kind of an ideological mission cannot afford war, cannot afford violence This mission completely— this mission is based completely on persuasion, on dialogue, on discussion, on intellectual awakening. You can say, you can understand that this kind of an ideological mission cannot afford war, cannot afford violence
  35. 17:43 . It is but natural that this kind of mission requires peace every time, at any cost, at any price. Because only in peaceful condition, only in peaceful situation, you can persuade people, you can organize dialogue and discussion . It is but natural that this kind of mission requires peace every time, at any cost, at any price. Because only in peaceful condition, only in peaceful situation, you can persuade people, you can organize dialogue and discussion
  36. 18:14 s. Without peace, there is no dialogue. Without peace, there is no discussion. Without peace, there is no persuasion. Without peace, there is no ideological campaign. So it is quite evident that war and violence are irrelevant in the scheme of Islam s. Without peace, there is no dialogue. Without peace, there is no discussion. Without peace, there is no persuasion. Without peace, there is no ideological campaign. So it is quite evident that war and violence are irrelevant in the scheme of Islam
  37. 18:45 . The scheme of Islam given by the Quran, given by the Islam, requires peace in complete sense of the word. War and violence and intolerance, all these things are irrelevant, unwanted in Islamic scheme, completely unwanted. . The scheme of Islam given by the Quran, given by the Islam, requires peace in complete sense of the word. War and violence and intolerance, all these things are irrelevant, unwanted in Islamic scheme, completely unwanted.
  38. 19:17 Because of this reason, Quran emphasizes greatly on patience, that is sabr. Sabr. Sabr is the most important teaching of Islam. You know, there is a very unusual verse in the Quran. It says, "Innama y Because of this reason, Quran emphasizes greatly on patience, that is sabr. Sabr. Sabr is the most important teaching of Islam. You know, there is a very unusual verse in the Quran. It says, "Innama y
  39. 19:47 awfas sabirun ajarahum bighayri hisaab." "Innama yawfas sabirun ajarahum bighayri hisaab." This is a very unusual verse. Because it says that those people who are patient people, who perform sabr, they will be given reward awfas sabirun ajarahum bighayri hisaab." "Innama yawfas sabirun ajarahum bighayri hisaab." This is a very unusual verse. Because it says that those people who are patient people, who perform sabr, they will be given reward
  40. 20:18 . They will be unaccounted reward. You cannot find any other verse about any other teaching in the Quran. This verse specifically for sabr. So sabr is so important. Why? What is sab . They will be unaccounted reward. You cannot find any other verse about any other teaching in the Quran. This verse specifically for sabr. So sabr is so important. Why? What is sab
  41. 20:48 r? Sabr is not a passive attitude. Sabr is not cowardice. Sabr is not a passive attitude. Sabr is nothing but living in peace. Sabr means living in peace. r? Sabr is not a passive attitude. Sabr is not cowardice. Sabr is not a passive attitude. Sabr is nothing but living in peace. Sabr means living in peace.
  42. 21:19 I can say with conviction that this is the only definition of sabr. Sabr means patience. And Islamic patience is not cowardice. Islamic patience is living in peace. Now, what is living in peace? You know, this world is a world of test I can say with conviction that this is the only definition of sabr. Sabr means patience. And Islamic patience is not cowardice. Islamic patience is living in peace. Now, what is living in peace? You know, this world is a world of test
  43. 21:49 . We are here for test. Pre-death period, we are living in test. Present world is a testing ground. So because of this scheme, God has granted man complete freedom. Every man, every man and woman has— every man and woman enjoys complet . We are here for test. Pre-death period, we are living in test. Present world is a testing ground. So because of this scheme, God has granted man complete freedom. Every man, every man and woman has— every man and woman enjoys complet
  44. 22:19 e freedom given by God, by the Creator Himself. So no one hasright, no one has power to abolish this freedom. So when man enjoys complete freedom, so it is but natural that e freedom given by God, by the Creator Himself. So no one hasright, no one has power to abolish this freedom. So when man enjoys complete freedom, so it is but natural that
  45. 22:49 they misuse this freedom. Everywhere you can see this phenomenon, that people are misusing their freedom. Now, when people misuse their freedom, then it means creating problem. When a man or woman misuses his they misuse this freedom. Everywhere you can see this phenomenon, that people are misusing their freedom. Now, when people misuse their freedom, then it means creating problem. When a man or woman misuses his
  46. 23:19 freedom, it means he or she is creating problems for others. So according to this scheme of God, according to this creation plan, everyone is a born problem person. Everyone is a problem creator. In such a situation, freedom, it means he or she is creating problems for others. So according to this scheme of God, according to this creation plan, everyone is a born problem person. Everyone is a problem creator. In such a situation,
  47. 23:50 it means that you are living in thorny bushes. You are living in a society where everyone creates problem. So in such a situation, sabr means adopting peace unilaterall it means that you are living in thorny bushes. You are living in a society where everyone creates problem. So in such a situation, sabr means adopting peace unilaterall
  48. 24:20 y. When you adopt the principle of sabr unilaterally, when you adopt the principle of patience unilaterally, then it is sabr. Then it is Islamic peace. So according to the creation plan of God, according to the scheme of lif y. When you adopt the principle of sabr unilaterally, when you adopt the principle of patience unilaterally, then it is sabr. Then it is Islamic peace. So according to the creation plan of God, according to the scheme of lif
  49. 24:52 e, sabr is a great virtue. Sabr is a virtue. Sabr is not an evil. Sabr is the greatest virtue in the eyes of God. Because without keeping sabr, you cannot follow e, sabr is a great virtue. Sabr is a virtue. Sabr is not an evil. Sabr is the greatest virtue in the eyes of God. Because without keeping sabr, you cannot follow
  50. 25:22 the religion of Islam. Without keeping patience or sabr, you cannot purify yourself. No. As Quran says, "Who will be settled in paradise?" Th the religion of Islam. Without keeping patience or sabr, you cannot purify yourself. No. As Quran says, "Who will be settled in paradise?" Th
  51. 25:54 ose who have purified their soul. So only purified souls can find entry into paradise. So this process, you know, purifying your soul, it is a process, long, long process. How you can maintain this process successfully, ose who have purified their soul. So only purified souls can find entry into paradise. So this process, you know, purifying your soul, it is a process, long, long process. How you can maintain this process successfully,
  52. 26:24 only through sabr. Without sabr, you cannot maintain this process that will lead to— that will lead you to paradise. So sabr is the most important teaching of Islam. And when sabr is most important— when sabr is most important teaching of only through sabr. Without sabr, you cannot maintain this process that will lead to— that will lead you to paradise. So sabr is the most important teaching of Islam. And when sabr is most important— when sabr is most important teaching of
  53. 26:55 Islam, then it means peace is most important teaching of Islam. And war and violence are most unwanted practice in Islam. Because war and violence and intolerance are permanent hindrance in maintaining that process that is leading to— leading you to parad Islam, then it means peace is most important teaching of Islam. And war and violence are most unwanted practice in Islam. Because war and violence and intolerance are permanent hindrance in maintaining that process that is leading to— leading you to parad
  54. 27:25 ise. So this is the position of peace in Islamic scheme. Then there are some very important teachings in the Quran. Example, Quran says, ise. So this is the position of peace in Islamic scheme. Then there are some very important teachings in the Quran. Example, Quran says,
  55. 28:01 "These verses means that when the other party offers you peace, so accept it. If the other party offers you and says that let us live in peace, you have to accept it without delay." "These verses means that when the other party offers you peace, so accept it. If the other party offers you and says that let us live in peace, you have to accept it without delay."
  56. 28:33 This is the Islamic teachings. And you know what is the— what is the situation in our age, in the present world? You know, we are living in an age where there are nations. All the nations of the world are members of this organization. All the count This is the Islamic teachings. And you know what is the— what is the situation in our age, in the present world? You know, we are living in an age where there are nations. All the nations of the world are members of this organization. All the count
  57. 29:03 ries, all the countries, all the nations are member of this world body. There is a UNO. And you know, under this organization, it is a nation organization. Under this universal organization, all the nations, all the countries have ries, all the countries, all the nations are member of this world body. There is a UNO. And you know, under this organization, it is a nation organization. Under this universal organization, all the nations, all the countries have
  58. 29:36 signed on a document that is called Charter of United Nations, that aggression is unlawful in international life. In international life, aggression is taboo in international life. No nation hasright to attack any other nation. signed on a document that is called Charter of United Nations, that aggression is unlawful in international life. In international life, aggression is taboo in international life. No nation hasright to attack any other nation.
  59. 30:06 It means that in our present age, every nation is saying, "Let us live in peace." At that time, it was a— it was a meant in a very limited sense. Now it has gained— it has gained an international connotation. It means that in our present age, every nation is saying, "Let us live in peace." At that time, it was a— it was a meant in a very limited sense. Now it has gained— it has gained an international connotation.
  60. 30:37 Now, in the age of United Nations, every nation is saying, "Let us live in peace. Let us live in— let us adopt the formula of peaceful coexistence." So now that principle is internationalized. The present age has internationalized that principle of Islam. Now, in the age of United Nations, every nation is saying, "Let us live in peace. Let us live in— let us adopt the formula of peaceful coexistence." So now that principle is internationalized. The present age has internationalized that principle of Islam.
  61. 31:11 This principle of Islam has been internationalized in our age. So we have no option other than to accept this offer. Every nation is saying, "Let us live in peace. Let us live in peace." So it is a very good news for you. It is a very good news for us that the very age, the very This principle of Islam has been internationalized in our age. So we have no option other than to accept this offer. Every nation is saying, "Let us live in peace. Let us live in peace." So it is a very good news for you. It is a very good news for us that the very age, the very
  62. 31:43 — that the international body itself is offering to all— to all the nations of the world that live or adopt the formula of peaceful coexistence. So it is quite in favor of Islam. It is quite in favor of Islam. — that the international body itself is offering to all— to all the nations of the world that live or adopt the formula of peaceful coexistence. So it is quite in favor of Islam. It is quite in favor of Islam.
  63. 32:15 So we have to welcome this modern trend, this modern international offer, and accept it by heart. Then I can give a very relevant reference from the Quran in this regard. You know, So we have to welcome this modern trend, this modern international offer, and accept it by heart. Then I can give a very relevant reference from the Quran in this regard. You know,
  64. 32:49 the Prophet was born in Mecca. He received his first revelation in 610 AD. So at that time, Meccan people were idol worshippers. They were mushrik. The mission of the Prophet was based on tawhid, and the audience was mushrik. Meccan people were mushrik. So they became— so they turned host the Prophet was born in Mecca. He received his first revelation in 610 AD. So at that time, Meccan people were idol worshippers. They were mushrik. The mission of the Prophet was based on tawhid, and the audience was mushrik. Meccan people were mushrik. So they became— so they turned host
  65. 33:20 ile. They became enemy. So there was persecution against the Prophet and his companions. Then what happened? After 13 years of this sad experience, the Prophet decided to leave Mecca. He decided to migr ile. They became enemy. So there was persecution against the Prophet and his companions. Then what happened? After 13 years of this sad experience, the Prophet decided to leave Mecca. He decided to migr
  66. 33:50 ate from Mecca and settle in Medina. Then a very important point— here is a very important point. The final word he gave to Meccan people, what was the final word? What was the final word he gave to Meccan people at that time when he migrated to Medina? ate from Mecca and settle in Medina. Then a very important point— here is a very important point. The final word he gave to Meccan people, what was the final word? What was the final word he gave to Meccan people at that time when he migrated to Medina?
  67. 34:24 He never said that from this day we are at war. You know, when he decided to leave Mecca due to all those persecutions, all those atrocities, he was compelled to leave his hometown. So at that time, the final word he gave to Meccan people was He never said that from this day we are at war. You know, when he decided to leave Mecca due to all those persecutions, all those atrocities, he was compelled to leave his hometown. So at that time, the final word he gave to Meccan people was
  68. 34:54 not like this, "I and you are— from this day, I and you are at war." No, not at all. It is mentioned in the chapter number 109 in the Quran, this final word. He said, not like this, "I and you are— from this day, I and you are at war." No, not at all. It is mentioned in the chapter number 109 in the Quran, this final word. He said,
  69. 35:25 "He said this word and left Mecca." For me, for you, your religion, for me, mine. This was the final word of the Prophet of Islam when he migrated from Mecca to Medina. "He said this word and left Mecca." For me, for you, your religion, for me, mine. This was the final word of the Prophet of Islam when he migrated from Mecca to Medina.
  70. 35:58 For you, your religion, for me, mine. What it means? It means that from this day, it means that it was— it was a— it was a difference management. It was a formula of difference management. For you, your religion, for me, mine. What it means? It means that from this day, it means that it was— it was a— it was a difference management. It was a formula of difference management.
  71. 36:28 In other— in other words, he said that from this day we will live— we will adopt the formula of coexistence. For you, your religion, for me, mine. He never said that from this day we and you are at war. But he said that from this day we will adopt the formula of peaceful coexistence. In other— in other words, he said that from this day we will live— we will adopt the formula of coexistence. For you, your religion, for me, mine. He never said that from this day we and you are at war. But he said that from this day we will adopt the formula of peaceful coexistence.
  72. 36:58 This was the formula of difference management adopted by the Prophet of Islam. It's very important. The formula of coexistence. The Prophet was the first to give this formula in the history. The formula that is now adopted by the United Nations was adopted by the Prophet. This was the formula of difference management adopted by the Prophet of Islam. It's very important. The formula of coexistence. The Prophet was the first to give this formula in the history. The formula that is now adopted by the United Nations was adopted by the Prophet.
  73. 37:31 The Prophet was the first to adopt this formula in 7th century AD. So he said, "For you, your religion, for me, mine." This is the essence of principle of coexistence. By saying this, he said, "From this day we will adopt the formula of The Prophet was the first to adopt this formula in 7th century AD. So he said, "For you, your religion, for me, mine." This is the essence of principle of coexistence. By saying this, he said, "From this day we will adopt the formula of
  74. 38:01 peaceful coexistence." And you know, peaceful coexistence is the only way of existence in this world. So this unique formula, this is the unique formula of peace. And the Prophet of Islam was the first to give this formula in the history. peaceful coexistence." And you know, peaceful coexistence is the only way of existence in this world. So this unique formula, this is the unique formula of peace. And the Prophet of Islam was the first to give this formula in the history.
  75. 38:31 So Islam is a religion of peace in complete sense of the word. So Islam is a religion of peace in complete sense of the word.