As a result of this Divine Declaration, a Muslim shoulders heavy responsibilities in this life and after-life. Man cannot afford to be isolationist, particularly in this age of fast communications. This is a fact which we do not ignore in a world of change and new conditions. There is no longer a place in the world that is isolated and is basking in the warmth of its isolation. Peoples from far-off parts of the world have become close neighbors, by Allah's Grace, and then, by virtue of science.
Man is a neighbor to man, and both are well aware of their own shortcomings and assets.
In light of this fact, the humanitarian virtues of Islam should be displayed to benefit the entire modern world. In his behavior, a Muslim should be the paragon of a civilized human who abhors barbarity, savagery, chaos, and militancy. Many questions arise in Muslim countries, including the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, about the heinous crimes being committed in the name of Islam and under the pretext of creating an Islamic form of government. Islam, the religion of mercy, justice, tolerance, and honoring of promises and pledges, is innocent of any action that is mean and inhumane. If my honorable brothers appreciate the idea of providing answers to these questions, we may then proceed to tell the world that the role of Islam is to establish justice among human beings.