The way is open for the finite and temporal man to attain life everlasting.

The way is open for the finite and temporal man to attain life everlasting.[^27] Unity The greatest emphasis in the Qur'an is on the unity of God which implies belief in the divine causality and the presence of moral order in the universe where people are judged according to the merit of their deeds[^28] and not arbitrarily.[^29] This moral order works without any favour not only in the case of individuals but also in the case of societies and peoples.[^30] God has entered into covenant with men within the limits of this moral order with men as such and not with particular nations or races.[^31] Unity, as one of the ideals of man, implies unity in the internal life of man, a co‑ordination of reason, will, and action.

It requires complete control of one's passions and lust. It also stands for the unity of profession and practice.

Faith in God is the necessary prerequisite of moral life, but it should not be mere verbal acceptance;[^32] it must be accompanied by good deeds,[^33] implying an attitude of mind which is motivated by a complete submission to God's will.[^34] Poets generally say what they do not practise,[^35] and hypocrites say with their tongues what is not in their hearts,[^36] but all believing men and women are truthful in their words and deeds.[^37] Externally, the ideal of unity demands that men should develop a healthy social organization which traverses the middle path of rectitude avoiding all forms of extreme.[^38] The righteous are advised to get together and strive, so that tumult, oppression, and mischief are removed from the face of the earth.[^39] This ideal of unity also implies peace and harmony among members of a family.

A woman is a mate for man so that both may dwell in tranquillity with an attitude of mutual love and kindness;[^40] each is like a garment for the other[^41] for mutual support, mutual comfort, and mutual protection.

It is the duty of man to live with woman on a footing of kindness and equity.[^42] Unity also implies that members of a national or ideological group should develop ties of intimate relationship among themselves so that the ideal of an organic whole may be realized in a broader context.