Semitic Religions and the Achieving of Peaceful Coexistence: An Introductory Review

Authors

  • Kifayat Ullah PhD Scholar (Department of Islamic Studies) Abdul Wali Khan University Mardan KP Author
  • Dr. Muhammad Zakariya Lecturer (Department of Islamic Studies) Abdul Wali Khan University Mardan KP Author
  • Dr. Mushtaq Ahmad Professor (Dean Faculty of Social Sciences) Qurtaba University Peshawar KP Author

Keywords:

Peace, Semitic religions, Co-existence, Human Societies.

Abstract

Peace is an important topic and need in the present age. History is a witness that it was related to all the nations of the past. Its need has increased even more in the present time because today humans are living a life of development. Thus, it must face new problems at the same time. Many steps are taken to resolve these problems. One of the main issues is, in fact, the maintenance of law and order in every region of the world. Anyone in the world, hailing from any religion, is to have the assurance of peace. Human 
beings wish and try not to suffer at any cost and other people should support peace. So, all should have the spirit of peacekeeping. They interact daily and population in this world grows, the need for peace is also on increase also. All Semitic religions earnestly need to promote this spirit of maintenance and co-existence in the present world. 

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Published

2024-06-30

Issue

Vol. 3 No. 1 (2024): JSR (January-June)

Section

Articles