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The Path to Self-Fulfilment by Sakina Hirschfelder

The Path to Self-Fulfilment by Sakina Hirschfelder

Publisher: IIPH (International Islamic Publishing House)
Author: Sakina Hirschfelder
Language: English
Binding: Hard Cover
Pages: 191
Size: 15x22cm

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The Path to Self-Fulfilment by Sakina Hirschfelder

The Path to Self-Fulfilment by Sakina Hirschfelder is rooted in both the teachings of The Quran and The Sunnah of Prophet Muhammad (P.B.U.H). This comprehensive guide aims to empower readers to enhance their inner well-being through a healthy balance of devotion to Allah and self-acceptance. The book focuses on the importance of happiness and its impact on one's relationship with Allah. It covers essential elements of self-fulfilment, including self-acceptance, self-confidence, determination, self-observation, self-improvement, and stress relief. It also delves into key aspects of creating healthy relationships, such as effective communication and forgiveness. In conclusion, the book offers practical advice for cultivating happiness by building trust in Allah, accepting His will, and expressing gratitude for our blessings.


Page:01
The Path to SELF-FULFILMENT
Based upon the Qur'an and the Sunnah of Prophet Muhammad (選)
الطريق إلى الرضا عن المات
Umm Abdurrahman Sakina Hirschfelder
Page:02
CONTENTS
Pronunciation and Transliteration Chart. Arabic honorific symbols used in this book
Hadith grade terms used in this book
About the word Lord
Publisher's Note
Introduction
For the Individual
Attaining self-acceptance
Our unique creation.
Self-worth.
Love yourself
Self-esteem
Don't be judgemental towards yourself
Embrace your imperfection
What acceptance means.
Building self-confidence.
The power of positive thinking.
Emotional intelligence
Self-talk
Faith in Allah develops faith in self.
A peaceful mind and heart generate power
Page:03
INTRODUCTION
Indeed all praise is due to Allah (Subhanahu wa Ta'âlâ - Glorified and Exalted is He); we praise Him, seek His help and beseech His forgiveness. We seek refuge with Allah from the evil of ourselves and the evil of our actions. No one can misguide the one whom Allah guides; similarly, no one can guide the one whom Allah does not guide. We testify that none has the right to be worshipped but Allah and that Muhammad (salla Allahu 'alayhi wa sallam - blessings and peace be upon him) is His slave and messenger.
Amongst the available literature directed specifically towards Muslims, there is a dearth of information related to improving the inner self. This is a vital topic, for it is the inner self that is responsible for acquiring a place either in paradise or hell in the next life. The soul, the psyche, the mind, and the heart - these parts of the human being are essential in maintaining the equilibrium and thus maintaining happiness.
The mind is powerful, controlling much of our souls, our thinking, and even our physical wellbeing. It can bring happiness or sadness, satisfaction or depression, and calmness or anxiety, so we must use it to ensure that we enjoy life and live it to its fullest. We must utilize our talents, appreciate our imperfections, accept ourselves, and appreciate what Allah has given us in this life.
Allah is the source of all strength and of satisfaction and tranquillity in our souls. He is the One in Whom we must put our trust and our hopes.
Page:04
The Path to SELF-FULFILMENT
The Path to Self-Fulfilment seeks to uplift your inner soul and give you the necessary means to live a fulfilling life based upon both the love of Allah and the love and acceptance of the self.
Happiness is crucial to being able to love Allah. How could we really dis- play and realise our love of Allah if we spent our lives in a depressed state? This book presents essential facets of self-fulfilment and happiness: self- acceptance, self-confidence, determination, self-observation, self-improve- ment, and stress relief. In addition, it addresses issues that are fundamental to healthy relationships, such as effective communication and forgiveness. As the end result of implementing this knowledge, the concept of happiness is examined, with detailed suggestions for learning to trust Allah, accepting Allah's will in our lives, and sharing our blessings.
About the author
Umm Abdurrahman Sakina Hirschfelder has been practicing Islam for over two decades. She has studied at such notable institutions as George Washington University and the Institute for Islamic and Arabic Sciences in America. She holds a B.S. and an M.A. in Mathematics from Eastern Michigan University and is an avid researcher. Ms. Hirschfelder is a mother of seven and resides in Michigan, USA. Her book, Who Is Allah? His Names and Attributes and their Significance to the Individual

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Sample Pages - Content

Page:01
The Path to SELF-FULFILMENT
Based upon the Qur'an and the Sunnah of Prophet Muhammad (選)
الطريق إلى الرضا عن المات
Umm Abdurrahman Sakina Hirschfelder
Page:02
CONTENTS
Pronunciation and Transliteration Chart. Arabic honorific symbols used in this book
Hadith grade terms used in this book
About the word Lord
Publisher's Note
Introduction
For the Individual
Attaining self-acceptance
Our unique creation.
Self-worth.
Love yourself
Self-esteem
Don't be judgemental towards yourself
Embrace your imperfection
What acceptance means.
Building self-confidence.
The power of positive thinking.
Emotional intelligence
Self-talk
Faith in Allah develops faith in self.
A peaceful mind and heart generate power
Page:03
INTRODUCTION
Indeed all praise is due to Allah (Subhanahu wa Ta'âlâ - Glorified and Exalted is He); we praise Him, seek His help and beseech His forgiveness. We seek refuge with Allah from the evil of ourselves and the evil of our actions. No one can misguide the one whom Allah guides; similarly, no one can guide the one whom Allah does not guide. We testify that none has the right to be worshipped but Allah and that Muhammad (salla Allahu 'alayhi wa sallam - blessings and peace be upon him) is His slave and messenger.
Amongst the available literature directed specifically towards Muslims, there is a dearth of information related to improving the inner self. This is a vital topic, for it is the inner self that is responsible for acquiring a place either in paradise or hell in the next life. The soul, the psyche, the mind, and the heart - these parts of the human being are essential in maintaining the equilibrium and thus maintaining happiness.
The mind is powerful, controlling much of our souls, our thinking, and even our physical wellbeing. It can bring happiness or sadness, satisfaction or depression, and calmness or anxiety, so we must use it to ensure that we enjoy life and live it to its fullest. We must utilize our talents, appreciate our imperfections, accept ourselves, and appreciate what Allah has given us in this life.
Allah is the source of all strength and of satisfaction and tranquillity in our souls. He is the One in Whom we must put our trust and our hopes.
Page:04
The Path to SELF-FULFILMENT
The Path to Self-Fulfilment seeks to uplift your inner soul and give you the necessary means to live a fulfilling life based upon both the love of Allah and the love and acceptance of the self.
Happiness is crucial to being able to love Allah. How could we really dis- play and realise our love of Allah if we spent our lives in a depressed state? This book presents essential facets of self-fulfilment and happiness: self- acceptance, self-confidence, determination, self-observation, self-improve- ment, and stress relief. In addition, it addresses issues that are fundamental to healthy relationships, such as effective communication and forgiveness. As the end result of implementing this knowledge, the concept of happiness is examined, with detailed suggestions for learning to trust Allah, accepting Allah's will in our lives, and sharing our blessings.
About the author
Umm Abdurrahman Sakina Hirschfelder has been practicing Islam for over two decades. She has studied at such notable institutions as George Washington University and the Institute for Islamic and Arabic Sciences in America. She holds a B.S. and an M.A. in Mathematics from Eastern Michigan University and is an avid researcher. Ms. Hirschfelder is a mother of seven and resides in Michigan, USA. Her book, Who Is Allah? His Names and Attributes and their Significance to the Individual

Who is Sakina Hirschfelder?

Sakina Hirschfelder (also known as Umm Abdurrahman Sakina Hirschfelder) is an American Muslim author and educator renowned for her contributions to Islamic literature, particularly in the areas of personal development and theology. Having embraced Islam nearly two decades ago, she has pursued Islamic studies at esteemed institutions such as George Washington University, the Institute of Islamic and Arabic Sciences of America, and the American Open University. ​