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In [[Islam]], evil is seen as something which must be actively opposed:
In [[Islam]], evil is seen as something which must be actively opposed:
* Whoever among you sees a Munkar (offensive or evil act), then he must change it with his hand; if he is incapable, then with his tongue; if he is incapable, then with his heart; and that is the weakest faith.
* Whoever among you sees a Munkar (offensive or evil act), then he must change it with his hand; if he is incapable, then with his tongue; if he is incapable, then with his heart; and that is the weakest faith.
Among the [[atheist]] community, as there is seen to be no universal [[moral law]], there is thus assumed to be no such thing as evil, as good and evil are seen as just personal opinions, varying from day to day.
The fight against evil can be radical, even violent; however, on a more personal level, often the most successful tactic is [[admonition]].
The fight against evil can be radical, even violent; however, on a more personal level, often the most successful tactic is [[admonition]].