Encyclopedia of morals

Encyclopedia of Morals 🌺🌿 Encyclopedia of Morals 🌿🌺 by Khalid bin Juma'a Al-Kharaz Publisher: Ahl Al-Athar Library / Dar Al-Imam Malik Volume printed in black ink with clear handwriting on white paper. Delivery available. Book description: "Encyclopedia of Morals," divided by the author into five chapters, with two main focuses: - Comprehensiveness of the perspective on the issue of morals, including not only moral values and virtues but also human behaviors. - Emphasis on good models preserved for us by Islamic history, especially the first generation of Muslims, the generation raised by the noble Prophet "peace be upon him." Alongside examples of good role models, the author also focused on authentic Quranic and Prophetic texts to emphasize the meanings and values he aimed to instill in the conscience of the new generation of the Islamic movement. The first chapter of the book, "Important Introductions and Foundations in Morals," contains introductions, definitions, and concepts. It defines morals and their categories, the science of morals and its topics, types of human behaviors, the value of morals in Islam, and how a person acquires good morals and eliminates bad morals. The second chapter, "Upright Behavior," discusses the rules of etiquette with Allah Almighty through the manners of the prophets, and how to pray and speak with Allah. It also covers etiquette with the Holy Quran, in recitation, understanding, and reflection, as well as etiquette with the noble angels, with the noble Prophet "peace be upon him," and with his companions, may Allah be pleased with them. The third chapter, "Etiquette with People," covers manners with scholars, parents and relatives, neighbors and friends, with leaders and subordinates, servants and workers, and with non-Muslims. The fourth chapter, "Etiquette with Animals," and the fifth, "Etiquette with the Environment," discuss many matters and behaviors that are often overlooked in our lives, despite being fundamental to the pure religion.