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The Concept of Balance in Islamic Teachings: Mīzān and Wasatiyyah
Abstract This paper examines Islam’s foundational doctrine of balance, framed through two interrelated principles—mīzān (balance) and wasatiyyah (moderation). Drawing from primary Islamic texts and scholarly exegesis, it explores how these concepts shape theology, ethics, jurisprudence, environmental stewardship, and socio-political conduct.
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