Persistent Contradiction Iyad Hassan Al-Zoubi
The article highlights the intense contradictions in society's behavior, which are evident in social, economic, political, and religious domains. Despite ongoing social disagreements and conflicts, society continues to engage in social activities such as celebrations and gatherings. Economically, many individuals suffer from difficult conditions and rising prices, yet they are often seen waiting in line outside luxury restaurants. Politically, people exchange criticisms while simultaneously showing a readiness to support one another. Religiously, there is a rush to fill the mosques, even with practices that contradict principles of trustworthiness and safety. The article emphasizes that these contradictions reflect a deeper malfunction in the human understanding of their role and values, where personal interests and money are prioritized over principles and ethics. This threatens the progress of society and indicates a lack of harmony between values and behavior.
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