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Islamic values about sustainability.

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Islam deeply connects faith with environmental responsibility.

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The Quran, Insura al-Araf 731, urges moderation and warns against wastefulness, guiding Muslims

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to live sustainably.

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Stewardship.

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As Khalifa or trustees of the earth, Muslims are entrusted with the responsibility to

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protect and manage the planet's resources, ensuring their availability for future generations.

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Sustainable use.

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Islam teaches the principle of Mizan, balance, encouraging the wise and sustainable use

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of natural resources.

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This means avoiding overuse, pollution, and waste, preserving the environment for all

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life.

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Social responsibility.

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Social justice and equity are central to Islamic values.

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Everyone should have fair access to resources like water and food, promoting collective

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responsibility towards the welfare of both society and the environment.

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These principles guide Muslims to integrate environmental care with social fairness,

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fostering a harmonious relationship between humanity and nature.