Source: Ṣaḥīḥ Muslim 8

from hadis above we simply know that :
islam is doing pillars of islam perfectly 
while 
iman is doing pillars of iman perfectly 
while 
ehsan is doing ibadah as we can see allah.

In term of experience I can say that ,
In islam ,we have 2 fulfill our role to rabb because the sole purpose in living was to pleased Him.Indeed it is hard but as a muslim with pinch of faith, may lead it easier in ibadah because islam is one ummah that are always together in order to bring all to the way of jannah.It is also known that ehsan is the most important ingredient that all must have in order 2 achieve the deliciousness of ibadah.

jazakumullahu khairan jazilaa

 

Even the smallest act of taking care of environment for example like pick up the trash and throw it off in garbage , like people see it is common but for allah it is the biggest because of people who got amanah can grab the biggest reward .

Consist of natural biological communities i.e. naturally accuring species of flora and fauna ,that are able to maintain themselve and their abiotic[non-living-component ]environment.

 

= human right over nature; used in moderation ,balance and conservative

=nature right over man ;safe from every misuse

=greed,extravagance and waste ; considered tyranny againts nature and a transgression of those right.

=Guardian of nature ; became placed in man care,contitution of…

 

Islamic perspective on preserve animal;

 

preservation of flora 

 

Preservation of water

 

How to count sincere /

If we think that think is good then do it!

- TREAT GOOD TO ANIMALS ,NATURE,FAUNA!!!

 

 
In the above verse, Allah (SWT) places duty to the parents next to singling Him out in worship, which truly emphasises the high status He has given our parents. Furthermore, when one of the companions asked the Prophet (SAW) about the deeds most beloved to Allah (SWT), after mentioning performing prayers upon their stated times, he mentioned being good and dutiful to one’s parents. (Bukhari)

From Shaykh Mohammed Daniel's al-Adab al-Mufrad 

 

1) Prefer them over everyone and everything.

2) Anticipate how you can make their life more comfortable, especially in old age.

3) Offer them opportunities to come closer to Allah e.g. inform them of lectures & take them if they agree.

4) Remember them often in your supplications.

5) Praise their efforts & achievements. After all, you are one of them!

6) Always start with them,  when serving food, giving gifts etc.

7) Visit them regularly & enquire about their health.

8) Dress well, smell good and stand up for them when they enter your presence.

9) Call them with the most respectable titles, never by their first name.

10) When you greet them, kiss their hand, head etc.

11) Never sit while they are standing.

12) Never sit on a higher level than them.

13) Listen respectfully & show interest in what they say.

14) Never stare them in the eyes, remain humble.

15) Choose your words well when speaking to them.

16) Never frown in front of them.

17) Never raise your voice over theirs, speak quietly & softly.

18) Never disagree with them, unless they state something contrary to the deen. If so, do it respectfully.

19) Smile/ laugh at their jokes even if you don't get it due to generation gap etc.

20) Always give an ear to their advice (its coming from the heart)

21) Never outright reject their opinions.

22) Always show interest in their discussions.

23) In conversations, never cut them off or leave them while they are talking.

24) Never say "Ah", "Uf" or other expressions that show your discomfort with them.

25) When in a gathering with them, give them the prime position.

26) Never fidget with phone/gadget when they address you.

27) Never extend your feet towards them.

28) Never hang up the phone, before they do. They may remember something while you are putting it down.

29) Never give them your back or shut a door on them.

30) Never eat before them when sat together.

31) Never walk in front of them, except to clear the way or protect them.

32) Be quick off the foot, when they ask you to do something for them.

33) Never keep them waiting, especially in the sun or cold.

34) Never laugh at a mishap or accident they have in front of you.

35) Never spread what they share with you about a sibling or other parent etc.

36) Never let them carry or lift bags while you are empty-handed.

37) Share with them good news about your life.

38) Keep from them any bad news, that may hurt their feelings.

39) Respect their friends, both in their life and after they pass away.

40) Never mention them in a negative light to your friends etc.

41) Never tell them: "I wish I was not born" or "You were not my father".

42) Never discipline their grandchildren in front of them.

43) Never compare them with the parents of others.

44) Never dig up past incidents of negative consequences.

45) Always praise them in front of your friends and family.

46) Never bother them with 'forced babysitting' or chores.

47) Don't sleep without checking on their needs first.

48) Never travel without their permission, other than to perform fardh.

49) Maintain your father's self-respect & sense of "being the man of the house" until he passes away.

50) Never ask your father if he needs financial help, thus making him feel lowly, check this with your mother.

51) Respond to their call immediately, even if in voluntary prayer.