The heart is the most important organ of the body, if it is correct the body will be correct and if it is diseased the whole body will suffer. The prophet (saw) said, "There is an organ in the body, if it is correct the whole body will be correct but if it is corrupted, the whole body will be corrupted. Verily it is the heart.". Diseases of the heart are not only physical in nature but could be diseases of the mind such as envy, grudges, despair, depression and fear. Healing these diseases are not as easy as taking a pill but requires changes in character and attitudes. The Qur'an and Sunnah offers the answers to these sicknesses of the heart as detailed in this Islamic book by Dr. Muhammad Az-Zahrani.
Healing of the Heart – Islamic Book on Spiritual Purification & Inner Peace | Dr. Muhammad Az-Zahrani
Healing of the Heart – Islamic Book on Spiritual Purification & Inner Peace | Dr. Muhammad Az-Zahrani
Publisher:
Al Firdous LTD
Author:
Dr. Muhammad Az-Zahrani
Language:
English
Binding:
Soft Cover
Pages: 146
Size: A5 |5.8 x 8.3 in| 14.8x 21 cm
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Description of islamic Book
“Healing of the Heart” is an inspiring Islamic book that addresses the spiritual diseases of the heart and provides guidance on achieving inner peace through the teachings of Islam. It highlights common issues such as jealousy, arrogance, anger, and حب الدنيا (love of worldly life), which can negatively affect a person’s faith and character.
The book offers practical solutions based on the Quran and Sunnah to purify the heart and develop sincerity, patience, and trust in Allah. It emphasizes the importance of remembrance (dhikr), repentance, and maintaining a strong connection with Allah to achieve true peace and contentment.
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Page:01 HEALING OF THE HEART DR. MUHAMMED AZ-AZAHRANIPage:02 Table of Contents Introduction Good Character Showing Kindness Towards One's Parents 4 10 17 Keeping Good Kinship (Silat Rahim) Good Relationship with the Neighbours Al-Hilm (Self-Control and Gentleness) Haya' (Modesty) 28 37 47 59 Humbleness Steadfastness (Patience) Truthfulness 65 72 83 Amana (Faithfulness, Trust, Loyalty) 90 Sincerity 96 Loyalty 101 Noble Nature (Generosity) 107 Al-Muru'ah (Sense of Honour) 114 Al-'Iffah (Abstinence) 123 Gentleness 130 Al-'Adl (Justice) 134 References 142 3Page:03 Bismillah ar-Rahman ar-Raheem Introduction Praise to Allah and Salat and Salam upon His Messenger. I (the author) present here a short study about some shining examples of noble moral values and code of behaviour in Islam, which I have prepared with the following steps: 1. Recording the information of this research in a simple and direct style, and this enables the reader to benefit, easily, from this subject. 2. Documenting all the texts included in this research, by relying to a great extent on their extraction from Islamic sources, headed by the Qur'an, the two Sahih books', and other books of Hadith scholars. 3. Concentrating firmly on the theme presented in this research, without any lengthening, (so the reader can attain information in lesser time) while safeguarding 1 Those of Al-Bukhari and Muslim. 4Page:04 Qur'an; the first time in the Verse: (This is no other than a customary device (trait) of the ancients)1 and the second time in the Verse: (and surely you have sublime morals)2; for the first aim of the Prophet's mission was to achieve the completion of noble traits among people, as he said: 'I was sent to perfect noble character in people"3. Since Islamic morals are developed from the essence of one's (pure) Islamic faith, Allah has commanded people to perform some acts of worship to purify and enlighten their hearts. He commanded us to perform Salat five times a day, preceded by a purification of one's body, clothing and place of worship. A worshipper should stand, pure and clean, before Allah (in Salat), in a most humble state, asking for His Mercy, Support and Guidance. This has an undoubted effect upon the heart of a person, and makes one constantly mindful of Allah, in all one's actions and words, avoiding any forbidden thing which might anger Him. This is clearly stated by Allah in the verse: (Salat precludes indecency and wrongdoings)". Allah has commanded His servants to pay Zakat on their earnings; it is not a tax, as it may sound, but rather, a 1 Surat Shu'ara', verse 137. 2 Surat Al-Qalam, verse 4. 3 Al-Bukhari, "Al-Adab Al-Mufrad" p.104. 4 Surat Al-'Ankabut, verse 45. 7
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- Dr. Muhammad Az-Zahrani
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Page:01 HEALING OF THE HEART DR. MUHAMMED AZ-AZAHRANIPage:02 Table of Contents Introduction Good Character Showing Kindness Towards One's Parents 4 10 17 Keeping Good Kinship (Silat Rahim) Good Relationship with the Neighbours Al-Hilm (Self-Control and Gentleness) Haya' (Modesty) 28 37 47 59 Humbleness Steadfastness (Patience) Truthfulness 65 72 83 Amana (Faithfulness, Trust, Loyalty) 90 Sincerity 96 Loyalty 101 Noble Nature (Generosity) 107 Al-Muru'ah (Sense of Honour) 114 Al-'Iffah (Abstinence) 123 Gentleness 130 Al-'Adl (Justice) 134 References 142 3Page:03 Bismillah ar-Rahman ar-Raheem Introduction Praise to Allah and Salat and Salam upon His Messenger. I (the author) present here a short study about some shining examples of noble moral values and code of behaviour in Islam, which I have prepared with the following steps: 1. Recording the information of this research in a simple and direct style, and this enables the reader to benefit, easily, from this subject. 2. Documenting all the texts included in this research, by relying to a great extent on their extraction from Islamic sources, headed by the Qur'an, the two Sahih books', and other books of Hadith scholars. 3. Concentrating firmly on the theme presented in this research, without any lengthening, (so the reader can attain information in lesser time) while safeguarding 1 Those of Al-Bukhari and Muslim. 4Page:04 Qur'an; the first time in the Verse: (This is no other than a customary device (trait) of the ancients)1 and the second time in the Verse: (and surely you have sublime morals)2; for the first aim of the Prophet's mission was to achieve the completion of noble traits among people, as he said: 'I was sent to perfect noble character in people"3. Since Islamic morals are developed from the essence of one's (pure) Islamic faith, Allah has commanded people to perform some acts of worship to purify and enlighten their hearts. He commanded us to perform Salat five times a day, preceded by a purification of one's body, clothing and place of worship. A worshipper should stand, pure and clean, before Allah (in Salat), in a most humble state, asking for His Mercy, Support and Guidance. This has an undoubted effect upon the heart of a person, and makes one constantly mindful of Allah, in all one's actions and words, avoiding any forbidden thing which might anger Him. This is clearly stated by Allah in the verse: (Salat precludes indecency and wrongdoings)". Allah has commanded His servants to pay Zakat on their earnings; it is not a tax, as it may sound, but rather, a 1 Surat Shu'ara', verse 137. 2 Surat Al-Qalam, verse 4. 3 Al-Bukhari, "Al-Adab Al-Mufrad" p.104. 4 Surat Al-'Ankabut, verse 45. 7
Who is Dr. Muhammad Az-Zahrani?
Dr. Muhammad Az-Zahrani is a prominent Islamic scholar and academic, known for his contributions in the fields of Islamic jurisprudence (fiqh), theology (aqeedah), and Arabic studies. He has gained recognition for his scholarly works, teaching, and research in Islamic studies, and is often involved in discussions about the application of Islamic principles in contemporary life.