Differences or similarities between countries are determined by factors such as language, history, or even religion. Interactions among them occur within the frameworks of trade, education, or tourism, prompted by exploration. This is merely the framework of relations between nations. Thus, each nation in this world retains its civilization, history, and religion, which might be entirely distinct from others. To discern whether a society of a state is right or wrong, one can understand this by observing the society impartially and with an open mind, pondering repeatedly what the standard of right and wrong is. No matter how many reasons and questions arise about this matter, one might never reach a definitive conclusion. The constant in this philosophy is that everything in this world, from theories and assumptions to differences and conflicts between parties, falls within the scope of right or wrong, with no middle ground. This is how the world was and will remain. Language: Arabic Edition: 1 Size: 21×14 Pages: 250 Volumes: 1