Moral hierarchy of Hinduism; challenges and Correct model in Islamic perspective

Morality is a system that governs its followers and directs their behavior on a particular path. But the question of whether the ethical orders are fixed or variable in relation to the sexes, the different strata and the ages, and in the case of variability, what is the task of each group, is a controversial matter between religions. By identifying some ranks called "Principles of Ashrama", Hinduism considers morality as an Hierarchy, and introduces some groups with specific tasks for each time. This article seeks to analyze this Hindu doctrine from the standpoint of Hinduism itself and then examine it from the point of view of Islam and then provide a correct model in this regard. The essay concludes that the Hindu hierarchy is faced with some serious challenges, and the generality and stable principles of ethics for all and at all times and places, is acceptable. Of course, these principles are strong or weak in relation to the ability and capacity of individuals and individuals can implement them in accordance with their capacities.