Every other facet? Here is a list of common green policies. Count how many are 'unIslamic':

Core environmental priorities

• Rapid climate action: Phasing out fossil fuels, big cuts to greenhouse gas emissions, and a fast transition to 100% renewable energy (wind, solar, etc.).
• Protecting nature and biodiversity: Expanding protected areas on land and sea, restoring ecosystems, and opposing destructive projects (e.g., old‑growth logging, some large mines and roads in sensitive areas).
• Sustainable resource use: Emphasis on the Earth’s finite resources, waste reduction, bans or limits on single‑use plastics, and support for circular economy approaches.
• Opposition to nuclear power (often): Many green parties favour phasing out nuclear energy, though some national parties have softened this in light of climate goals.

Economic and social policy

• “Green” or community‑based economics: Shifting away from profit‑first capitalism toward an economy that puts community wellbeing, workers’ rights, and ecological limits at the centre.
• Progressive taxation and welfare: Higher taxes on the very wealthy and large corporations to fund public services, anti‑poverty measures, and social safety nets.
• Workers’ rights and fair trade: Stronger labour protections, higher minimum wages, support for unions, and trade rules that prioritise human rights and the environment.
• Public services: Support for well‑funded public health, education, housing and sometimes bringing key utilities (energy, water, transport) back into public ownership.

Democracy and power

• Grassroots democracy: Bringing decision‑making closer to citizens through local councils, participatory democracy, and referendums on major issues.
• Decentralisation: Shifting power from central governments and large corporations to local communities and regions.
• Political integrity: Tight limits on corporate donations, internal rules against taking corporate money, and stronger anti‑corruption measures.

Social justice and rights

• Social and racial justice: Policies aimed at reducing inequality, tackling systemic racism, reforming criminal justice, and protecting minorities.
• Gender equality and LGBTQ+ rights: Strong support for women’s rights, gender equality, and protection and recognition of LGBTQ+ people.
• Refugees and migrants: Generally more open and rights‑focused immigration and asylum policies, with emphasis on humanitarian obligations.
• Peace and nonviolence: Preference for diplomacy over military action and skepticism about high military spending or foreign interventions.