Sura Luqman

Shia Islam places a premium on justice and accountability, qualities epitomized in Luqman’s teaching: “Indeed, the most beloved of actions to Allah is justice.” The drive towards achieving equity is not merely a societal necessity but a spiritual obligation. The Surah serves as a clarion call to uphold justice, urging believers to act preemptively against oppression, whether institutional or interpersonal.

For Shia Muslims, these teachings resonate on multiple levels: the individual grapples with personal ethical implications, while communities face the broader challenge of establishing justice in the socio-political milieu. Thus, Luqman extends an invitation to reflect on how one’s actions reverberate within the collective society.

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