The phrase 'whole humanity' is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it whenever you need to refer to all of humanity collectively. For example, "The pandemic has been a difficult time for the whole humanity."
That is good news for health-care providers, cruise companies and (on the whole) humanity.
He added, "I always [was] telling him that... the terrorists and terrorism are the enemy of the whole humanity".
"The clearest cases in the world such as Palestine and Iraq and Afghanistan, clear crimes to the whole humanity – all were not transferred to the court".
I advise you to come back home, adopt the Islamic and Pushtoon culture, join any female Islamic madrassa near your home town, study and learn the book of Allah, use your pen for Islam and plight of Muslim ummah and reveal the conspiracy of tiny elite who want to enslave the whole humanity for their evil agendas in the name of new world order.
He embraced the whole humanity with his heart and soul.
Quran is for the whole humanity and not just Muslims exclusively.
More precisely, they have given those with the knowledge, and especially the economic resources to use them, an impressive dominance over the whole of humanity and the entire world..
LGBT people of faith and the whole of humanity deserve an embodied theology on human identity that listens to and discerns the stories of LGBT people.
"Muhammad was called upon to be God's messenger," Demi writes, "to make known God's will to the whole of humanity and to show the way to human dignity, progress and real happiness".
It is worth noting that Islam's Qu'ran shares the same essence: "The destruction of one innocent life is like the destruction of the whole of humanity and the saving of one life is like the saving of the whole of humanity".
Islam is a religion that says if you kill an innocent soul it's akin to killing the whole of humanity, and if you save an innocent soul it's akin to saving the whole of humanity," he said, amid prayers for the victims and first responders.
