When we make a pledge we honor it when we make a promise we keep it and when we set ourselves up as helpers we fulfill that task to the best of our ability. When people depend on us for support and rely on our counsel we cannot be hasty, impatient, or panic at first sign of difficulty. Truth and honesty is the cornerstone of any public service. Lies stand in the way of trust without which a Muslim social worker or counselor is not viable. We must be honest in our dealings with our client and not use any underhanded ways.
Truth is also a virtue that is admired universally and inspires respect, trust, and reliability.
One, who fears Allah and is always conscious of her duty to her Creator, will never harm or put in harms way those who are under their care. Sense of accountability and responsibility to Allah must be the core trait of a Muslim community worker. This keeps in check our egos and focuses on the objective that our service must gain the pleasure of Allah not the pleasure of making a name for us. Inc. All Rights Reserved Worldwide. S. Harlem Ave.