The divine books God sent down to guide His servants describe an ideal society full of love, peace, tolerance and justice. In the Qur'an, for example, God describes the Torah revealed to the Jews as a guide:

We sent down the Torah containing guidance and light, and the prophets who had submitted themselves gave judgment by it for the Jews--as did their scholars and their rabbis–-by what they had been allowed to preserve of God's Book to which they were witnesses... (Qur’an, 5:44)

Today, we can find part of the Torah's divine commandments in the Old Testament, directing people to avoid evil, tyranny, theft, corruption, falsehood and cruelty; and to display proper morality. In fact, God states in the Qur'an that:

He [God] said, "Moses, I have chosen you over all mankind for My Message and My Word. Take what I have given you and be among the thankful." We wrote about everything for him on the Tablets as an admonition and making all things clear. "Seize hold of it vigorously and command your people to adopt the best in it. I will show you the home of the deviators!" (Qur’an, 7:144-145)

ARTICLE 3.1: Statements From The Old Testament Condemning Terror And Encouraging Love And Peace.

All Forms of Violence and Oppression Are Forbidden
It Is Forbidden To Harm Others
Be Good To Others
People Are Invited to Conduct Themselves Well
Man Is Commanded To Be On The Side Of Peace
When the Morality of Religion Prevails, According to the Old Testament...
The New Testament's Recommendations For a World of Love and Peace
Unconditional Love and Compassion
Loving Your Enemy
A Proper Morality
Helping the Needy and Doing Good Deeds
Avoiding Evil and Advocating Peace