Amin of the Islamic Research: True strength is rooted in mercy and justice, not domination and tyranny

The article focuses on the concept of power in Islam, where it is defined not merely as physical strength or dominance, but as a system of values and morals that contribute to the development of individuals and society. It explains that the philosophy of power is rooted in two origins: the first is spiritual, reminding humans of their existence in the unseen world; the second is material, manifesting in humanity's responsibility to serve and cultivate the Earth according to God's way. The article emphasizes that true strength is measured by supporting the truth and combating injustice. Moreover, mercy and humility are considered some of the highest forms of power, with Sharia describing them as among the greatest causes of strength and stability. It highlights the importance of showing compassion to creation and kindness to the weak, asserting that building a nation begins with developing the individual—one who combines faith, good character, and productive work.