MV: Islam – all about equality and justice.
First read this verse from the Qur’an, then read the article bellow:
Quran verse posted at US Harvard varsity
Source: http://www.emirates247.com/news/region/quran-verse-posted-at-us-harvard-varsity-2013-01-13-1.490871
Faculty of law says verse is one of the greatest expressions for justice
The US Harvard University has posted a verse of the Holy Quran at the entrance of its faculty of law, describing the verse as one of the greatest expressions for justice in history, a Saudi newspaper reported on Sunday.
Verse 135 of Sura Al Nisa (women chapter) has been posted at a wall facing the faculty’s main entrance, dedicated to the best phrases said about justice.
A Saudi student who studies at Harvad published a picture of the poster in his Twitter page, according to the Saudi Arabic language daily Ajel.
“I noticed that the verse was posted by the faculty of law, which described it as one of the greatest expressions for justice in history,” Abdullah Jumma said.
Harvard University was established in Cambridge, Massachusetts, in 1636 as the oldest institution of higher learning in the United States.
Check It Out at Harvard’s Website at:
http://library.law.harvard.edu/justicequotes/explore-the-room/west/
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As much as i want to believe this, the picture does not give any indication that the story is true.
Indeed, words of Quran are meant for those who possess an atom of wisdom; not for those who insist on denial of His Overall Majesty & Power Ismail! Go to Harvard or the Supreme Court to learn about the undeniables.
Liking and love of truth and reality make the institutions great.
Greatness lies in accepting the truth and it is well known truth that Islam is best way of life which guides whole humankind to live a successful life.
The unfortunate thing is most muslims dont practice this verse, if they do things will be way different, muslims countries should post this verse in all their courts.