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Well disciplined and learned humen are the best creatures of Allah. But satans keep on attacking them. Therefore, we must always seek Allah's refuge. Humans are quite different from animals with respect to requirements and behaviours.

Bodily, humans require more sophisticated and complex food, shelter and protection systems for survival, as compared to many kinds animals.

Religiously, humans become sympathetic, careful, respectful, dutiful, lawful etc.

Politically, humans become aggressive, subversive, agitated, etc.

Morally, humans become submissive, authoritative, responsible etc.

Socially, humans become cooperative, coordinating, helpful etc.

Emotionally, humans become quarrelsome, showing hatred,, defensive, offensive, etc.



'''Human, an alternate view:'''

Human: one of many current expressions of organized cell life on the surface of the Earth. In particular the cells are of a eukaryotic animal species that automatically build and maintain their cell colony to form the changing shapes and functions of a human being. In turn the human takes on a life imparted by cells in somewhat the same way a human-built city takes on the life of the functioning humans that dwell there. The human's life supplies the needs of many generations of his or her constituent cells, and the cells lend their efforts to support and maintain the human. They are of a piece and yet separate: they have common needs and usually work harmoniously together, but sometimes they have conflicting needs brought on by their differences of scale in both size and time. There is another area of difference. Individually cells do not store experience and have no knowledge of what they do. Their evolved wisdom is contained in their form; it is in what they are rather than what they understand. By being the kind of cells that they are they enable the human person who is their creation to acquire experience as memories, and gain rational wisdom as he or she matures and ages. The things that the person learns enable him or her to function and compete with other large organisms, in human society and in the world.  Rather than having dominion over the living world, humans are a product of cells, and as such have no existence apart from the cells that form them. Cells largely cede action of the whole colony to the rational brain and mind it creates, but they still retain control over most internal functions, and in specific areas can influence human behavior through strong emotions and urges.