Eng - Islamic Ethics

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Course Overview

Prophet Muhammad (S) said: “I have not been sent except to perfect the ethical system (mak?rim al-akhl?q).”¹

One's actions, when performed out of choice, are due to knowledge, belief and habits. For example, suppose one is thirsty, knows that water is near him and knows that water will relieve his thirst. In this case he will drink water because of his knowledge.

There are also examples of habits. For example, a stingy person will not want to help a needy person, even if he realizes his need, while a generous person will help a needy person without thinking about it. His generosity pushes him towards helping the needy person.

There are rules found in Islam with the purpose of obtaining correct beliefs and habits. The blessings of good habits are found in one's actions.

The series of lecture presents several facets of Islamic Ethics

What are the requirements?

None

What am I going to get from this course?

To become aware of Islamic Ethics and Act upon them

What is the target audience?

Anyone Wishing to Learn about Islamic Ethics

About the Scholar

Course Curriculum

Section 1: Islamic Ethics

Islamic Ethics | Introduction to Akhlaq

The most weighty thing on the day of judgment will be ones conduct. Maulana Syed Ali Raza Rizvi opens up the subject of Akhlaq, taking inspiration from the Quran and the Ahlulbait. He breaks down ones akhlaq toward their Lord, towards one self, towards others and finally the environment around us, and why Islamic ethics and manners are so vital in our lives.
Islamic Ethics | Humility
Islamic Ethics | Ethics of Communication
Islamic Ethics | Controlling the Gaze
Islamic Ethics | Backbiting
Islamic Ethics | Jealousy
Islamic Ethics | Shortcomings
Islamic Ethics | Actions and Consequences
Islamic Ethics | Self Belief
Islamic Ethics | Arrogance
Islamic Ethics | Don’t keep bad company
Islamic Ethics | Gossip
Islamic Ethics | Sincerity in our action
Islamic Ethics | Forgiveness
Islamic Ethics | Helping others
Islamic Ethics | He who does not control his tongue, regrets it
Islamic Ethics | Joking excessively
Islamic Ethics | Deception
Islamic Ethics | Covering the faults of your brother
Islamic Ethics | Mistrust and Positivity