Social Ethics
Level 9: Ethics in Conflict, Law, and Disagreement
Outline only
Disagreement is a natural part of life, but how we handle conflict defines our ethics. Islam teaches us that disagreement should never lead to injustice, cruelty, or humiliation. Whether in personal relationships or legal matters, the believer is called to maintain truth, dignity, and fairness, even under pressure.
This level focuses on the Islamic ethics of managing conflict, engaging in disagreements, and participating in legal or formal processes. Students will explore how to stand for justice without losing character, and how to navigate different opinions with grace, wisdom, and humility.
By the end of this level, students will see that ethical strength is not about overpowering others: it’s about protecting truth and maintaining adab, even when tested.
Planned: 5 modules, 25 units, 75 lesson titles. 1 unit is held for review.
Outline: the course plan comes from our founder's curriculum, and lessons are being written and reviewed. Module, unit, and lesson titles appear here once scholars have reviewed a level.