Righteous Deeds here is not merely a general virtue; rather, it is a criterion that evolves with the development of time and knowledge. It is therefore understood as a living ethical component within the religious system, not a rigid value fixed in formulation.
- Islam combines faith and righteous deeds
- The covenant of Islam is a voluntary commitment
- The third pillar is righteous deeds
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- The pillars of Islam are three
- Doing good encompasses work and life
- General Islam and the value covenant constitute Shahrur’s definition of religion
- Righteous deeds are part of Islam
- The Muslim includes everyone who believes in God and the Last Day
- Shahrur’s Islamic covenant is based on value-based pillars, not ritual affiliation
A cross-book concept: See Righteous Deeds for the unifying theme across the books.