The Common Mind: Forgiveness and Compassion Across Islam, Christianity, Buddhism, and Hinduism

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Vocabulary flashcards covering forgiveness and compassion across Islam, Christianity, Buddhism, Hinduism, plus overarching comparative insights and conclusion.

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Forgiveness in Islam — Ta’if Incident

Prophet Muhammad forgave the hostile people of Ta’if despite their hostility.

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Forgiveness in Islam — Hind (wife of Abu Sufyan)

Prophet Muhammad forgave Hind, who had plotted against him.

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Compassion in Islam — Visit to the garbage-throwing woman

When a woman who used to throw garbage at Prophet Muhammad fell ill, he visited her.

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Quranic mercy (7:156)

The verse 'My Mercy encompasses all things' emphasizes divine mercy.

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Forgiveness in Christianity — Jesus on the cross

Jesus forgave those who crucified him: 'Father, forgive them, for they know not what they do.'

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Prodigal Son Parable

The father forgives his son who squandered his wealth.

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Good Samaritan

A man helps an injured stranger, illustrating compassion beyond social boundaries.

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Jesus’s compassion in Christianity

Jesus healed the sick and cared for the poor out of love and compassion.

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Forgiveness in Buddhism — Angulimala

Angulimala, a bandit, is transformed by Buddha’s compassion and guidance.

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Forgiveness in Buddhism — Devadatta

Buddha forgave Devadatta despite his repeated attempts to harm him.

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Compassion in Buddhism — Buddha nursing a sick monk

Buddha cared for a sick monk while others ignored him, teaching compassion.

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Jataka tales — Prince Vessantara

Prince Vessantara gives away all possessions in charity.

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Forgiveness in Hinduism — Yudhishthira

Yudhishthira forgives his enemies after the Mahabharata war.

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Forgiveness in Hinduism — Rama and Kaikeyi

Lord Rama forgives Kaikeyi after her actions caused his exile.

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Compassion in Hinduism — Samudra Manthan (Shiva drinks poison)

Lord Shiva drinks poison to save the world during the churning of the ocean.

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Karna’s donation to Indra

Karna donates his armor and earrings to Indra, even at great personal cost.

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Comparative Insight — universal values

All religions emphasize forgiveness and compassion as universal values.

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Conclusion — timeless and unifying

Forgiveness and compassion are timeless moral teachings that unite diverse traditions and support peaceful coexistence.