Fear and Poverty | Facts
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National or ethnic poverty cannot be attributed to rejection from Providence or hardship. It is linked to a lack of ideas in people. Mankind’s history shows that nations with new ideas were pioneers of modern technology and became rich through the efficient use of their inventions. A relaxed, well-trained, and well-trained mind provides a fertile ground for the growth of ideas. Fear of feelings caused by the threat of danger, pain, and injury, and even suffering. Education and liberty are at the root of the mind and the mind. Fear is not just a feeling; it can take physical form and can even cause physical and mental disabilities. Fear has many different types and causes. He knows and knows nothing. Inside and out. Domestic and foreign. Fear is used as an effective tool for deceiving the mind and people. The world is safe from increasing fear.

Fear of doing too much with traditions, customs, beliefs, and religion. There is also a new tool for fear-dictatorship. Initially, the institution of government was founded on the idea of ​​freedom to overthrow the state (s) and kings who ruled in the name of God. However, the state itself became an instrument of dictatorship when it fell into the hands of dictators and dictators who used the power of the state to suppress their opposition. The state official has become a major source of fear and panic.

In recent years, there has been a dramatic change in people’s behavior, largely due to growing fear. They no longer allow their children to take tests and pass on their life experiences. Gone are the days when in villages, towns, and cities children roamed freely and carelessly until dusk. These days, daily reporting of heinous crimes has heightened parental fears. Penalty kidnappings, lawlessness, street crime, sectarian killings, and chronic terrorism and drug addiction have crippled our society.

There is another unknown fear. It is part of our culture that is deeply rooted in ignorance and prejudice. Ignorance breeds unbelief. Incredulity inhibits the understanding of the consequences of human actions. In the villages, the children were terrified of the unknown devil when they did not sleep. Cruel heroes, djinns, and churails, and many other strange and imaginative characters made by inexperienced parents were spoken to instill fear in the minds of children without realizing that this seemingly careless and harmless behavior would eventually affect their children’s intelligence and cripple their thinking.

The earliest period of Islamic civilization saw the rise and promotion of free thought as a result of persistence in research and observation in the Quran and in association with other cultures. Islamic political and religious thought and the advancement of natural sciences had their power at the dawn of Islamic civilization. Many great scholars contributed to its growth. Hassan ibn Al-Haitham, Muhammad bin Zakria Al-Razi, Avicenna, Ibne Rushd, and many other famous people, all belonged to the golden age of Islam. Then came the age of suspicion, largely due to the unknown fear of psychological corruption and the inclusion of other elements in theology. Where Muslims abandoned the system of free thought and science other nations took that from when they built upon it. The real secret to Western success and domination lies in free will. The Renaissance in Europe began when centuries of fear of the Church ended after the flow of free thought.

Under the yoke of British colonies, all forms of production and acquisition were forbidden. Many artists, who work well with intellectuals have lost their ingenuity due to fears created by punitive laws and British policies. The people of the African continent were heavily enslaved by the tools of fear caused by unprecedented and unprecedented atrocities and massacres by sophisticated and newly invented guns and chiefs who could be likened to rusty swords in the hands of lazy princes and local farmers. Moreover, under the deliberate policy, inventions were not allowed by the British to undermine local products in order to reduce trade balance in favor of England. Farming equipment, implements, a plow, a wheelbarrow, are all out of date, which would not be the same as the mass production of goods and services in Europe. People are forced to sell raw materials cheaply.

This fear continued somehow after the liberation of the British. Fear of uncertainty is rampant. The intentions of the state have never met with the welfare of the people. The fundamental rights created by liberty are enshrined in the Constitution to create an assessment of state power to ensure that the blessings of freedom are enjoyed by the people. This did not happen. The only way to survive in a rapidly changing world is to bring about a fundamental change in our attitudes toward fear. The state will ultimately work if people are allowed to live without fear. Prosperity will follow.