The Need for Social Reformation: Towards a More Just and Ethical Societies In today's complex world, the pursuit of a peaceful and just environment seems increasingly elusive. The absence of leaders who emulate the wisdom and ethics of historical figures like Umar ibn Al-Khattab (may Allah be pleased with him) leaves us yearning for rulers who fear even the smallest mistakes and exercise utmost care in their governance. Border issues, ethnic conflicts, unemployment, economic instability, and social crises have become rampant, leaving many disillusioned with those in power. Humanity, however, is not the sole domain of the elite; it encompasses all individuals. The principles of morality and ethics should not be relegated to places of worship alone but should permeate every facet of life. This essay explores the pressing need for a social reformation that transcends divisions and fosters a more ethical, just, and compassionate society. 1. Leadership and Governance: - Historical E