Islamic morality is a code of conduct revealed by God (Allah) and lived by the Prophets, and, in particular, that which was shown by the final Prophet Muhammad , who explained his purpose as having ‘been sent to perfect morality’. Muslims regard prophetic morality as the overriding guide to individual behaviour that they must adopt in their daily lives. It is also a universal guide that all rational people can aspire to. A closer look at Islamic morality shows that it is a universal code that, without exception, other religions and traditions promote as well.
