What is a nation's fitness law in this world?


Quran says,


Alam tara annal laaha khalaqas samaawaati wal arda bilhaqq; iny yashaa yuzhibkum wa yaati bikhalqin jadeed (ʾIbrāhīm 14:19)


Have you not seen that Allah has created the heavens and the earth with truth (well proportion ed with laws of fitness)? If He wills (Man denying to these laws of fitness), He can put you away and bring a new creation (to replace you).


This is stern warning from Allah. When Allah will to replace a creation with jadeed attributes means, that nation will be highly intellectual, well educated and scientifically advanced.  We need to think have we already been replaced as Muslims are devoid of these attributes.


FITNESS means that man's conduct should conform to human NATURE - it should not degenerate; it should evolve to BETTER and more durable nature, It should not devolve to lower instincts; the nation should be in PEACE in entirety, each of its components should be alive and pulsating; all limbs should be in proportion, neither in excess nor deficient; every section of it should be free from fault. If a nation has gone too far in one field of activity whereas all others are undeveloped, It Is not really ‘fit’; it is a deformed creation, a monstrosity, a freak of nature. It is 

impossible for such an unshapely nation to stay for long in this HARMONIOUS and BEAUTIFUL world, according to the law of nature.


Allah gives chance to rule a nation that fulfill the fitness criteria and adapts attributes of advanced nation (khlaqin jadeed)

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