Abstract
Since the early days of Islam, Muslim intellectuals have debated the idea of kindness. Incorporating the notion of grace into all actions and suggestions serves as the foundation for establishing a cohesive and contented society. Islam is a religious belief system that promotes the cultivation of mercy among its adherents. Rahmah is a praiseworthy character that means love, politeness, and gentleness in relationships with all creatures that live with humans, whether with humans or animals. This Rabbani quality rahmah is a universal element that overshadows every creature. In Malaysia, those with disabilities are often referred to as disabled people. This study aims to demonstrate the compassion method in caring for disabled persons and to correctly grasp the notion of mercy from Islamic view. This study employs a review on a comprehensive understanding of the phenomenon of kindness within the experiences of persons with disabilities. In conclusion, the concept of mercy in the lives of the disabled clearly illustrates the importance of a good life for the group.
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