Also, he is a modest student, one mild and gentle, but he does not lower himself voluntarily before anybody other than his Creator beyond what He has permitted. He is also weak and in want, and aware of his weakness and neediness. Yet he is independent of others, owing to the spiritual wealth which his Munificent Owner has provided for him, and he is powerful as he relies on the infinite Power of his Master. He acts and strives purely for God s sake, for God s pleasure, and to be equipped with virtues. The training the Quran and philosophy give may be understood through this comparison of the two students.
Force calls for aggression.
The aim of life is held to be the realization of self-interests. Seeking the gratification of self-interests causes fighting for material resources. Conflict is the principle of relationship in life. Conflict brings strife. The bond between communities is racism and negative nationalism.