Hawzah News Agency- Nasaruddin said the Qur'an was not only revealed to be read, but also understood and digested its messages. Therefore, the values of the Qur'an must be reflected in daily life, including when a person carries out work and uses authority.
He emphasized that Qurani's attitude must be seen in the family through love, responsibility, consultation, and respect for family members. There must be no violence, insults, or arbitrariness justified in the name of religion.
"No violence, insults, or arbitrariness can be justified in the name of religion," he said.
Therefore, Nasaruddin said that people close to the Qur'an should be the most trustworthy person, serious in their work, and the furthest from corruption and abuse of power.
According to Nasaruddin, this message is important because religious values should not stop at ceremonies. The spirit of reading and memorizing the Qur'an must continue to be integrity when a person carries out his trust.
He also reminded the public to apply the values of ta'aruf, ta'awun, and tabayyun in social life. People need to get to know each other, help each other in good deeds, and ensure the truth of information before spreading it.
Source: VOI
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