The Moral philosophy in the Verse ‘’ Thee do we worship and Thine Aid do we seek” “Servitude to God is the path to freedom”

Abstract

God Almighty has honored humans with freedom and favored them with freedom of will and choice, unlike
the other creatures, On the other hand the humans often betraying this honor by violating the Divine
commandments, for they could be unjust and forgetful, this issue has aroused the interest of philosophers who
presented various and contradictory studies on it, especially regarding the part of destiny and the inevitable in
human life, and How they are related to freedom of choice. This issue also took up considerable space in
Sufism from a humanitarian and Islamic perspective; there is also modern-day talk about freedom, which has
taken a political and Human Rights perspective and all nations has already agreed to end slavery, which is what
Islam calls for. The subject of freedom is undoubtedly a complex and controversial topic in human thought
and therefore this research focuses on freedom from moral and religious concept, by explaining the meaning of
freedom and slavery in the holy Qur'an as the Source of legislation for Muslims, This study also examines in
depth the meaning of the Holy Verse : “Thee do we worship and Thine Aid do we seek”, this verse that all
Muslims memorize and repeat in their prayers at least seventeen times a day, and this research aims to clarify its
meaning and moral philosophy