NON-VIOLENCE-A FUTURE-ORIENTED POLICY
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.51245/ijaethics.v7i1.2020.18Keywords:
Nonviolence, Positive Status Quoism, Ethics of Reciprocity, Peaceful Activism, Value Education, Ethics, Avoidance of Confrontation, Equality, Peace-building, Patience, Tolerance, Self-restraint, Islam, Prophet Muhammad, Future-oriented PolicyAbstract
The concept of human values is universal in nature. This is the reason we find uniformity in the teachings on human values in all religions. Non- Violence is a central teaching of all major religions. Nonviolence is the practice of being harmless to self and others under every condition. Some ethics of the principle of non-violence are patience, tolerance, self-restraint and positive status quoism. These ethics help individuals become peaceful themselves and become an instrument of peace in society. Further, non- violence is essential in a world of weapons of mass destruction as disputes and disagreements can no longer be solved through the violent method. It is essential to find non-violent ways of solving problems. Peoples of the world need to inculcate non-violent principles in their minds. Only then will peace be possible in the world.