Suggested reading by the Muslim Times: All of humanity are intimate neighbors: Coronavirus proves it once again
Source: Independent
The latest measures will help but we have to start thinking about the long term, writes Andrew Grice
According to Albert Einstein: “In the midst of every crisis, lies great opportunity.” With scientists suddenly back in fashion, Boris Johnson must grasp one.
After finally announcing generous 80 per cent wage subsidises of up to £2,500 per worker, aimed at avoiding large-scale job cuts, the government must ensure the coronavirus crisis results in a new deal between it and business to entrench a caring capitalism.
The idea has been floated before, whenever the Conservatives see Labour striking a chord with voters about the unfairness of the system, or those “left behind” by globalisation. David Cameron saw “good business” as part of his “progressive conservatism” but events, and austerity measures after the 2008 financial crisis, consumed his government.
Suggested reading by Zia H Shah MD, Chief Editor of the Muslim Times
We Will be Judged by Our Compassion and Deeds and Not Our Dogma
Two Hundred Verses about Compassionate Living in the Quran
A Message of Compassion and Love from the Holy Bible
True Fasting: A Message of Compassion and Love from the Old Testament
Abou Ben Adhem, A Compassionate Man
‘Love Hormone,’ How it works in Hospitality?
‘Love Hormone’ Oxytocin May Enhance Feelings Of Spirituality
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