Upright Moral Character

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Title Page Copyright Table of Contents Translator’s Foreword Author’s Biography Author’s Introduction Manners Are Either Innate or Attained Who Is Better: Someone Who Attains Good Manners or Someone Who Has Them Naturally? The Completeness of Islaam with Regards to Moral Character Good Manners Are Not Restricted to Interactions with People Good Manners in One’s Interactions with the Creator Believing What Allaah Says When It Reaches You Implementing Allaah’s Rulings Being Pleased with the Qadar of Allaah Good Manners in One’s Dealings with the People Refraining From Harming Others Kind Acts of Generosity Not Excusing the People in Some Circumstances A Pleasant Smile Signs of Good Character Advice to Organizers of Youth Summer Camps Anger Management How to Attain Good Character The Impeccable Manners of the Prophet The Manners of the Non-Muslims Which Is Better—Good Manners or Religious Obedience? Closing Comments Appendix I: The Upright Moral Character of the Author Appendix II: Glossary of Important Arabic Words and Phrases Appendix III: References Mentioned in the Footnotes