Categorized Islamic Values and Identities
| Category | Value | Related Identity |
|---|---|---|
| Spiritual | Tawhid (Oneness of God) | Faith-Based Identity (Iman) |
| Taqwa (God-Consciousness) | Spiritual Identity | |
| Ihsan (Excellence in Worship) | Moral and Spiritual Identity | |
| Shukr (Gratitude) | Spiritual and Emotional Identity | |
| Moral and Ethical | Adl (Justice) | Moral and Social Identity |
| Amanah (Trustworthiness) | Professional and Social Identity | |
| Sabr (Patience) | Personal and Emotional Identity | |
| Haya (Modesty) | Gender Identity | |
| Social | Ummah (Global Muslim Community) | Ummah Identity |
| Rahma (Mercy and Compassion) | Social and Family Identity | |
| Sadaqah and Zakat (Charity) | Community Identity | |
| Ilm (Knowledge) | Intellectual Identity | |
| Environmental | Hifz al-Bi’ah (Environmental Stewardship) | Environmental Identity |
1. Spiritual Values and Identities
These values focus on a Muslim’s relationship with Allah (God) and their spiritual growth.
| Value | Related Identity | Explanation |
|---|---|---|
| Tawhid (Oneness of God) | Faith-Based Identity (Iman) | The belief in Allah’s oneness is the core of a Muslim’s identity, shaping their worldview and purpose. |
| Taqwa (God-Consciousness) | Spiritual Identity | Being mindful of Allah in all actions fosters a deep spiritual connection and guides ethical behavior. |
| Ihsan (Excellence in Worship) | Moral and Spiritual Identity | Striving for excellence in worship and actions reflects sincerity and devotion to Allah. |
| Shukr (Gratitude) | Spiritual and Emotional Identity | Expressing gratitude to Allah for His blessings cultivates contentment and positivity. |
2. Moral and Ethical Values and Identities
These values guide a Muslim’s personal conduct and character.
| Value | Related Identity | Explanation |
|---|---|---|
| Adl (Justice) | Moral and Social Identity | Upholding justice in personal and societal matters reflects Islamic ethics. |
| Amanah (Trustworthiness) | Professional and Social Identity | Fulfilling responsibilities with honesty and integrity builds trust in communities. |
| Sabr (Patience) | Personal and Emotional Identity | Remaining steadfast in challenges demonstrates trust in Allah’s plan. |
| Haya (Modesty) | Gender Identity | Modesty in behavior and dress reflects dignity and self-respect. |
3. Social Values and Identities
These values emphasize relationships, community, and societal responsibilities.
| Value | Related Identity | Explanation |
|---|---|---|
| Ummah (Global Muslim Community) | Ummah Identity | Unity and solidarity among Muslims worldwide foster a sense of belonging. |
| Rahma (Mercy and Compassion) | Social and Family Identity | Showing kindness and compassion to others reflects the mercy of Allah. |
| Sadaqah and Zakat (Charity) | Community Identity | Giving to those in need strengthens social bonds and addresses inequality. |
| Ilm (Knowledge) | Intellectual Identity | Seeking and sharing knowledge benefits individuals and society. |
4. Environmental Values and Identities
These values highlight a Muslim’s responsibility toward the natural world.
| Value | Related Identity | Explanation |
|---|---|---|
| Hifz al-Bi’ah (Environmental Stewardship) | Environmental Identity | Protecting and preserving the environment reflects the role of humans as stewards (Khalifah) of the Earth. |
