Traits of Muslim Spies in the Light of the Holy Prophet’s Intelligence System

Authors

  • Dr. Nasir Majeed Malik Wing Commander, Postdoctoral Fellow, IRI, IIUI.

Keywords:

Traits of Muslim, Holy Prophet’s Intelligence System, Military and Civilian Secret Organization, Information

Abstract

The intelligence system is regarded as one of the most significant weapons used by military and civilian secret organizations to protect and enhance a country. The intelligence system consists of proper and accurate information that has been obtained after much effort and difficulty. This department is concerned with both peace and war. Intelligence is the basis for developing all military tactics and plans. The study investigates the fundamental features and attributes that a Muslim spy should possess. It focuses on physical and mental qualities, a feeling of responsibility, Valour, confidentiality of information, resolve, and so forth. It calls for a careful and well-regulated approach to the intelligence system, incorporating the traits of Muslim spies into the framework of operations, as shown by the Holy Prophet (PBUH). It will shed light on how the Holy Prophet's (PBUH) intelligence system, Islamic teachings, and code of conduct can become the best model, particularly for Muslim secret agencies and intelligence institutions.

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Published

2024-06-30

How to Cite

Malik, D. N. M. . (2024). Traits of Muslim Spies in the Light of the Holy Prophet’s Intelligence System. Al Khadim Research Journal of Islamic Culture and Civilization, 5(2), 75–91. Retrieved from https://www.arjicc.com/index.php/arjicc/article/view/333