Quote by Qur'an

O unbelievers, I serve not what you serve and you are not serving what I serve, nor am I serving what you have served, neither are you serving what I serve. To you your religion, and to me my religion!

O unbelievers, I serve not what you serve and you are not se

Summary

This quote reflects the idea of religious tolerance and respect for individual beliefs. It emphasizes that people may have different religions and worship different deities or values, but each person is entitled to their own faith. It highlights the importance of accepting and coexisting with diverse religious practices without imposing one's beliefs on others. The quote encourages recognition and understanding of the differences between individuals and the religions they follow, promoting peaceful and harmonious coexistence among people of different faiths.

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