Religion and Peace Lecture Notes

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Vocabulary-style flashcards covering key terms and concepts regarding peace in Islam and Christianity as presented in the HSC lecture notes.

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Inner Peace

State of personal harmony including mental and spiritual wellbeing, often guided by religious teachings and rituals.

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World Peace

A state of social harmony and justice requiring peacebuilding efforts to address global conflict and injustice.

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Zakat

A compulsory act of charity and one of the five pillars of Islam, requiring Muslims to give 2.5%2.5\% of their wealth to purify the soul and reduce attachment to material possessions.

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Islamic Relief

A global humanitarian agency founded in 1984 that provides aid driven by Islamic values such as compassion (rahma), social justice (adl), and dignity (amana).

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Submission

The act of placing complete trust and focus in Allah, helping Muslims shape their behavior around pleasing Him and striving for Jannah.

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Salat

The five daily prayers in Islam that affirm Tawhid and foster inner peace by reducing the nafs (ego) and attachment to worldly concerns (dunya).

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Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (OIC)

An international organization of 57 Muslim majority countries that promotes peace and mediation through dialogue and reliance on peaceful solutions.

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Jihad

Meaning "struggle" or "striving" in the path of Allah; it includes the effort to live according to God's will and promote justice and peace.

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Greater Jihad

The inner spiritual struggle against sin and selfish desires used to achieve personal spiritual growth.

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Lesser Jihad

The external struggle to defend justice, promote peace, and challenge division within society.

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Hajj

The annual pilgrimage to Mecca which represents equality and unity, helping pilgrims develop spiritual discipline and overcome the nafs (ego).

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Muslim World League

An international Islamic organization that hosts interfaith events, such as the 2023 Building Bridges Conference, to promote moderation and cooperation between religions.

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Dua

A personal act of supplication or calling upon Allah for guidance and help, fostering a sense of closeness to the Creator.

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Dhikr

The practice of constant remembrance of Allah through the repetition of His names or phrases from the Quran to cultivate spiritual peace.

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Tawba

The act of seeking forgiveness from Allah for one's sins, allowing individuals to release guilt and experience spiritual cleansing.

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Love of Neighbour

A central Christian teaching where adherents treat others with dignity and respect because everyone is created in the image of God.

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Works of Mercy

Charitable actions in Christianity that help meet the physical and spiritual needs of others, fostering inner peace by overcoming selfishness.

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Fratelli Tutti

A 2020 encyclical written by Pope Francis that promotes global fraternity, social friendship, and unity between all people regardless of background.

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Forgiveness

A Christian teaching encouraging mercy and letting go of resentment, based on the belief that God forgives humans and restores relationships.

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Sacrament of Reconciliation

A Catholic sacrament where individuals confess sins to a priest to receive God’s forgiveness and provide healing from wrongdoing.

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Harmony

A Christian teaching that encourages living in unity and resolving conflict peacefully to strengthen relationships and communities.

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Christian Meditation

A practice of focusing on God or reflecting on scripture to calm the mind and deepen a person's relationship with God.