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Dastoor al ikhlaque al Qur'an
The author of this book is Dr.Abdul Saboor Shaheen. This book is an Arabic version of "La Morale du Koran" (Morality through Qur'an) originally written by Dr.Sheikh Muhammad Abdullah Draz. The Sheikh’s theory of morality presented in this book has not been matched in its originality, parsimoniousness, integrity, depth and comprehensiveness, past or present. Through a thematic interpretation of the Qur’an, the Sheikh proposes the following five critical elements of morality: obligation, responsibility, sanction, intent, and effort. Each element plays an indispensable role in the conscience of a believer and each requiring awareness and attention. The Sheikh demonstrates that every human, believer or non-believer, possesses a “light” that enables them to determine good and evil on a fundamental level and propels them toward duty, kindness and charity. However, the believer possesses a “double light”, a deep knowledge that incorporates divine law into our very essence in a process that fuses our will with that of our Creator.
Published By:
Dr.Abdul Saboor Shaheen
Published Date:
June 15, 2026
Pages:
872
Subjects:
Ethics – Morals
Available Format:
(83.91)
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Description
The author of this book is Dr.Abdul Saboor Shaheen. This book is an Arabic version of "La Morale du Koran" (Morality through Qur'an) originally written by Dr.Sheikh Muhammad Abdullah Draz. The Sheikh’s theory of morality presented in this book has not been matched in its originality, parsimoniousness, integrity, depth and comprehensiveness, past or present. Through a thematic interpretation of the Qur’an, the Sheikh proposes the following five critical elements of morality: obligation, responsibility, sanction, intent, and effort. Each element plays an indispensable role in the conscience of a believer and each requiring awareness and attention. The Sheikh demonstrates that every human, believer or non-believer, possesses a “light” that enables them to determine good and evil on a fundamental level and propels them toward duty, kindness and charity. However, the believer possesses a “double light”, a deep knowledge that incorporates divine law into our very essence in a process that fuses our will with that of our Creator.
