Virtue and Vice

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          Muhammed Mitwalli Ash Sha'rawi

          Paperback

          9781870582575

           

          Before every human being lies two possible paths he or she can follow: the path of divine guidance and the path of disobedience to Allah. Allah made these two paths clear and then allowed us to choose freely either obedience to Him and His Mercy or, alternatively, disobedience to Him and His punishment. Allah – blessed and exalted is He! – only gave us this choice for a limited period in our life in this world. He has not given us any choice regarding any of the events of this world, He only gave us a choice with respect to the path we may take: that of obedience or disobedience.

           

          In this book Shaykh Muhammad Mitwalli ash-Sha'rawi deals with obedience and disobedience, virtue and vice; and it shows these two paths, one of which leads to paradise and the other to punishment by Allah in Hell-fire. He first deals with aspects of virtue in one's dealings with others and with Allah's creatures, and then obeying Allah's commands and then with aspects of vice in one's dealings and in one's character. Shaykh ash-Sha'rawi discusses with his usual eloquence the theoretical and practical aspects of both paths.

           

          Contents

           

          VIRTUE

          Obedience

          Veiling People’s Faults

          Trusting in Allah

          Doing Good

          Truthfulness

          Steadfastness

          Goodness (Birr)

          Restraining Anger

          Correct Behaviour towards Parents, Relatives and Orphans

          - Parents

          - Relatives

          - Orphans

          Wisdom (Hikma)

          Justice

          Man’s Acceptance of Allah’s Trust

          Accepting Allah’s Decree

          Spending out of the desire to please Allah

           

          VICE

          Envy

          Prodigality

          Wrongdoing

          Mockery and Making Light of People

          Corruption

          Treachery

          Scheming (Kayd)

          Demands of Gratitude for sadaqa

          Pride

          Vanity and Boastfulness

          Miserliness

          Evildoing