A faculty member at Isfahan University analyzed the verse "All praise is due to Allah, the Lord of the worlds" and introduced the concept of global lordship, stating that God is not only the Lord of humans but also the Lord of plants, inanimate objects, and the entire universe. This perspective is an environmental approach, as understanding that God's lordship over humans and trees is equal makes it clear that humans are not permitted to destroy the environment.
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Global Lordship and Environmental Protection and Human Rights in Surah Al-Fatiha
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November 2, 2026
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A university professor discussed the concept of global lordship in relation to environmental protection, emphasizing that God's authority extends beyond humans to all of creation. This perspective highlights the moral obligation to preserve the environment, which is crucial in the context of Iran's environmental challenges.
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