Favoritism in the Prophet's hadiths

From Adam (a.s.), the first human and prophet, to the last prophet, Muhammad (s.a.w.), Allah has informed us about the necessary practices for the establishment of good moral values. These include concepts such as righteousness, brotherhood, justice, reliability, equality and trust. Favoritism, on the other hand, is the opposite of all these beautiful traits. Favoritism is the otherisation of some people and the favoring of others for various reasons. Among these reasons, people's races, skin colors, genders, and material values and positions are also included. Every difference that comes from creation is a richness that Allah has presented to us. These riches cannot be a means of superiority in the sight of Allah. Superiority is possible only by having taqwa and knowledge. Conflicting favoritism with the basic sources of Islam is an issue that needs to be considered. The favoritism, which has been a problem both in terms of humanity and religion in certain times and societies in history, continues to exist in different forms and tones, although it is undesirable. It is necessary to raise awareness of people against favoritism, which is a social problem and corrupts morality. In our research, it is aimed to increase the awareness of today's people about favoritism by referring to the hadiths of the Prophet, which is the best example in every subject, and to make it a behavior to stay away from these and similar attitudes.