The role of man in the stage of youthful desire

People will either unleash this desire. It will not maintain any control or restraint in the way of satisfying it arbitrarily and everywhere. For this no religious, moral or social obstacle or control will be given a single point, everything will be violated. In this case, there is an opinion, everything can be done, nothing is forbidden. People of this opinion do not believe in any religion, nor do they believe in any moral purity. These people use this role to satisfy their sexual desire. But this role takes people to the level of animals and beasts. And it brings catastrophe to the individual, family and society as well as the state.

 

The second role may be that this desire will be confronted, it will be suppressed with great force, it will be eradicated, so that this desire may never arise. Those who have a tendency to deprive themselves of austerities, monasticism and everything else, in this case they play the above role. In this role, this natural tendency is eliminated. The management that has been born to satisfy this desire is completely opposite. The role that this desire is able to contribute to the protection of the human race is the complete opposite.

 

The third role may be that a rule and control will be enforced to satisfy this desire. It will be free and open within the limits of this rule and control, it will not be eradicated, nor will it be allowed to trespass like crazy. This is what the heavenly religions have done. For this reason, adultery has been banned in almost all religions and fair marriage has been introduced. In particular, Deen-Islam has recognized human desire as a natural force and devised ways to satisfy it in a halal way. Condemned and forbade the tendency of unmarried and women to avoid contact. On the other hand, adultery and its related activities that draw people towards it have been banned.

 

Considering this, we have to admit that the principles and role of Islam are moderate and the principles of justice are balanced. Because if the marriage system was not effective, this natural force would have been unable to fulfill its responsibility to continue the course of the human race. On the other hand, if adultery is not forbidden, then the family system, which is a playground for love and affection, cannot be formed without the provision for women to be married to a man. If such family organization is not formed then society cannot be formed. There can be no opportunity for the betterment and progress of the society.