Summary of Sunni concepts
Many social norms overlap with each other
So that minds are not confused when contemplating the verses of God’s laws in societies and applying them to reality
It should be known that many of these Sunnahs overlap with each other
It is carried out according to the will of God Almighty and His wisdom in managing matters
The Sunnah of defending between truth and falsehood, for example, entails the Sunnah of deliberation between them
They are accompanied by the laws of distinguishing truth from falsehood and believers from unbelievers
And the laws of testing the believers, scrutinizing, dictating to the unbelievers, and luring them
And the Sunnah of the Hereafter for the pious believers
The clearest evidence of this is verses 137 to 141 of Surah Al Imran
The verses began to encourage contemplation of God’s laws in societies and their consequences
God Almighty said: “Suns passed away before you, so travel through the earth and see what was the end of the deniers.”
Then verse 139 clarifies the condition of achieving faith in order for Muslims to attain exaltation
God Almighty said, “Do not become weak and do not be sad, for you will be superior if you are believers.”
Verse 140 mentioned both the Sunnahs of testing, deliberation between truth and falsehood, and distinguishing between believers
God Almighty said: If an ulcer touches you, an ulcer like it has afflicted the people. And those days We alternate between the people
And that God may know those who believe and take from you witnesses, and God does not like the wrongdoers
Verse 141 also mentioned the two years of scrutiny of the believers and the destruction of the disbelievers
God Almighty said, “And God will purify those who believe and annihilate the disbelievers.”
All of these Sunnahs were mentioned in the previous verses, some of them connected to each other
Which absolutely requires the combination of conjunctions
Therefore, the divine laws should be viewed in relation to each other
simultaneously with each other and are not seen independently of each other