Justice

Fairness in rights, testimony, and judgment, including what goes against one's own interest or inclination. [Tafsir of An-Nisa: 135](https://quran.ksu.edu.sa/tafseer/saadi/sura4-aya135.html).

Fairness undistorted by favoritism toward oneself or relatives; invoked here in treating family history fairly.

Fairness undistorted by favoring oneself or relatives, drawn on here when an adult reviews their conduct.

Fairness in judgment and testimony; the verses call for upholding it even against personal interest or kinship.

Fairness in rights and speech, as explained in Al-Saadi’s commentary on An-Nisa 135. The article draws on it to separate ending a round of conversation from the continuing duty to correct and fulfil responsibility.

Fairness in word and action towards those near and far, as explained in Al-Saadi’s commentary on Al-Ma’idah 5:8; connected here to preventing distress or hatred from becoming unsupported accusation.

Fairness in rights and speech; the article draws on the commentary on An-Nisa 135 for a consistent standard towards those close and distant.