Muslim Personality - German

Description

Book description:

• Author's name: Muhammad Ali al-Hashimi
• Number of pages: 360 pages 
• The subject of the book: The book deals with the Muslim personality 

The contents of the book:

1. Introduction: A Muslim is with his Lord, a vigilant believer 
2. obediently ordered 
3. He feels responsible for his flock
4. Satisfied with God's will and power 
5. Awab 
6. He is concerned with pleasing his Lord
7. Performer of obligatory duties, pillars, and nafl 
8. Performs the five daily prayers 
9. Witnessing the congregation in the mosque 
10. Praying Sunnahs and nafl 
11. Improves prayer performance 
12. Paying Zakat 
13. He fasts during Ramadan and observes the night 
14. Fasting fasting 
15. Hajj pilgrimage 
16. Passing 
17. Realizes the meaning of servitude to God: Frequent recitation of the Qur'an 
18. The Muslim with himself
19. Moderate body composition, eating, drinking and exercising
20. Clean body and clothes 
21. Good looks are his mind. Knowledge for a Muslim is an obligation and an honor. 
22. The quest for knowledge continues until death 
23. What a Muslim should master 
24. He's good at what he specializes in 
25. Opens windows into his mind 
26. masters
27. A Foreign Language His Soul Refines His Soul with Worship 
28. Good companionship and faith communities are needed 
29. A Muslim who is familiar with his parents, knows their value and what he must do for them, and repeats the formulas and prayers frequently 
30. Honor them even if they are non-Muslims 
31. Fearful of disobeying them 
32. He honors his mother and then his father 
33. Honor their friendly people 
34. His method of righteousness for Muslims with their wives
35.  Islam's view of marriage and women 
36. The Wife a Muslim Seeks 
37. Follows the guidance of Islam in his married life 
38. A true Muslim is a perfect husband 
39. One of the most successful couples 
40. A thoughtful husband and wife compensates for his wife's shortcomings 
41. Good at reconciling between pleasing her and honoring his mother Good at guardianship over women Muslims with their children 
42. Recognizes his great responsibility to his children 
43. He uses the best methods to raise them 
44. Make them feel his love and affection 
45. He spends generously and kindly on them 
46. He does not differentiate between boys and girls in his affection and maintenance 
47. Open-minded to everything that affects their formation and guidance 
48. equalizes them 
49. It inculcates in them the high morals of Muslims with their relatives and close relatives, the warmth of Islam towards the Rahim. 
50. Muslims continue to care for their relatives according to the guidance of Islam 
51. Connect his relatives, even if they are non-Muslims 
52. Understands the womb in a broad sense 
53. A Muslim reaches out to his neighbor even if they do not reach him. 
54. Awareness of Islam's guidance on neighborly kindness 
55. A true Muslim is tolerant of his neighbor 
56. He loves what he loves for himself 
57. The misery of humanity due to the absence of a Muslim and his morals. 
58. He is charitable to his Muslim and non-Muslim neighbors 
59. He favors the nearest and dearest. 
60. A true Muslim is a good neighbor 
61. The Bad Neighbor and His Black Page 
62. A bad neighbor is a person who has been stripped of the grace of faith 
63. A bad neighbor is a person whose work has been thwarted. 
64. A true Muslim is wary of falling into sin with his neighbor 
65. Do not fail to do him a favor 
66. Patience with insults and abuse 
67. He does not reciprocate his neighbor's abuse 
68. A Muslim knows his neighbor's right with his brothers and friends and loves them in Allah 
69. The position of those who love each other in God 
70. The impact of love in Allah in the lives of Muslims 
71. He does not boycott or abandon his brothers 
72. Forgive them 
73. Meet them with a fresh face 
74. Advise them 
75. Imprinted with righteousness and loyalty 
76. Companion to his brothers 
77. does not slander them 
78. He avoids arguing with them, harmful jokes, and disagreeing with promises 
79. A generous man who puts his brothers before himself 
80. Praying for his brothers in the unseen Muslim with his community 
81. Honest 
82. Doesn't cheat, deceive, or excuse 
83. does not envy 
84. adviser 
85. Promise Keeper 
86. Good manners 
87. is characterized by modesty 
88. Companion to people 
89. Rahim 
90. Ghafur Ghafur 
91. Allowed 
92. Loose-faced 
93. Light Shadow 
94. Halim 
95. He avoids cursing and obscenity 
96. He does not accuse anyone of debauchery or disbelief without right 
97. My Neighborhood 
98. Doesn't stick his nose where it doesn't belong 
99. Far from backbiting and gossiping 
100. He avoids telling falsehoods 
101. He avoids thinking the worst 
102. Keeper of the secret 
103. He doesn't talk to a second with a third in between 
104. Not arrogant 
105. unpretentious 
106. He doesn't make fun of anyone 
107. Honors the great and the good 
108. Socializing with generous people 
109. Seeks to do good and harm to people 
110. Seeking reconciliation between Muslims 
111. An advocate for the truth, commanding good and forbidding evil 
112. He seeks in his words and deeds (the best) 
113. Wisely tactful in his invitation 
114. not hypocritical 
115. Away from hypocrisy and showmanship 
116. Straight 
117. The patient returns 
118. witnesses the funeral 
119. Rewarded and thanked for favors 
120. Mingles with people and is patient with them 
121. Pleasing to the heart 
122. Indicates goodness 
123. Non-hardship facilitator 
124. Fair in his judgment 
125. does not darken 
126. Loves high honorable things 
127. Knows the value of time 
128. Organize your time and make the most of it with planning 
129. Doesn't mince words 
130. He doesn't gloat 
131. Karim Jawad 
132. He doesn't give to those who give to him. 
133. Mudhiaf 
134. Affects itself 
135. Relieves insolvency 
136. Afif does not look at the matter 
137. Familiar aleph 
138. Subjecting his habits to the standards of Islam 
139. He follows the etiquette of Islam in what he eats and drinks 
140. Spreads peace 
141. He does not enter outside his home without asking permission. 
142. He sits where the board ends 
143. Avoid yawning in the Majlis as much as possible 
144. Follow Islamic etiquette when sneezing 
145. He doesn't limit his gaze to someone else's home 
146. Doesn't look like a woman
147. Conclusion and commentary

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