Islam's Call to Unity and Compassion
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In Islam, the concept of global citizenship transcends geographical boundaries, showing the interconnectedness of humanity under the divine umbrella of God's creation. Muslims are encouraged to recognise their role as stewards of the earth and as members of a global community, irrespective of cultural or national affiliations. By adhering to the principles of justice, mercy, and compassion, Muslims strive to embody the values of global citizenship in their interactions with others, regardless of their background or beliefs.
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