Diversity and Inclusion
The Prophetic Model of Pluralism and Its Relevance Today
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https://doi.org/10.36755/iqan.v7i1.459Keywords:
Contemporary Relevance, Equity, Justice, Religious Freedom, Charter of Madinah, Inclusion, Diversity, Pluralism, Prophetic ModelAbstract
This article explores the principles of diversity and inclusion as embodied in the Prophetic model of pluralism, highlighting its relevance for contemporary societies. Drawing from historical examples such as the Charter of Madinah, the protection of religious freedoms, and the condemnation of racism, the article presents the Prophetic model as a timeless framework for fostering harmony and mutual respect in a multicultural world. By addressing challenges like religious intolerance, marginalization, and systemic inequities, the Prophetic principles offer practical solutions for building inclusive and equitable societies. The discussion underscores the importance of reviving these principles in modern governance and social practices.
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