Ethics of Islam

✍ Scribed by Alî bin Emrullah, Muhammed Hâdimî, Huseyn Hilmi Isik

• Publisher: Hakikat Kitabevi Publications
• Year: 2014
• Tongue: English
• Leaves: 240
• Edition: 10
• Category: Library

✦ Synopsis

Ethics of Islam
Ethics of Islam is taken from the book Berîka by Muhammad Hâdimi. Immorality and ways to get rid of it; 40 depravities and cures to them; usefulness of ethics; what is a soul; strengths of a soul; personalities emanating from wisdom, courage, chastity and justice are extensively explained.

✦ Table of Contents

ETHICS OF ISLAM
PREFACE
Let’s start the book with the name of Allah!
Name of Allah is the best refuge,
His blessings can never be measured nor calculated,
He is the Lord most compassionate and forgiving
Allâhu ta’âlâ pities all human beings in the world. He creates
and sends everyone the blessings they need. He also teaches them
how to use these blessings to attain happiness of this world and
the next. Imâm ar-Rabbânî ‘rahimahullâhu ta’âlâ, in his 259th
letter informs us that those disbelievers who never heard of Islam
will not be punished in Hell. They will be annihilated along with
the animals after their Judgement. People who hear about Islam
and ponder about it, and then accept it will be blessed with
Paradise. He gave a lifelong time-span for pondering. He forgives
those who become believers after lapsing into disbelief and
deviation, which are mostly consequent upon self-deceit, which in
turn is exacerbated by evil company, seditious books and
subversive radio (and television) broadcasts. He saves them from
eternal disasters. He does not show the path of salvation to
tyrants, wicked and depraved people. He lets them stay in the pit
of denial that they have fallen into and which they like and desire.
In the next world, He will forgive whom He wishes among the
Believers who deserve to go to Hell, and will send them to
Paradise after they are punished in Hell for their sins. He is the
only One who creates all living beings, keeps them in existence
every moment, and protects them against fear and horror.
If anyone thanks and praises anyone else at any time and at
any place for any reason, these thanks and praise thus paid
belongs to Allâhu ta’âlâ by rights, for He is the only One who
creates and sends all kinds of blessings and goodness. If He would
not remind, create, and give strength, no one could ever do any
goodness or harm to anyone else. Only what He wills, comes into
existence. No one can do anything against His Will.