Self-accountability is the way of the believers, a characteristic of the monotheists, and a sign of the devout. The believer is Allah-fearing, holds himself accountable, and seeks forgiveness for his sins. He knows that the soul’s danger is great, its disease is severe, its deception is immense, and its evil is widespread.
Therefore, a servant should weigh his soul before it is weighed, hold it accountable before it is held accountable, and adorn and prepare himself for the presentation before Allah.
This book discusses the actions of the heart, such as:
* **Sincerity (Ikhlas):** Its meaning, fruits, and signs.
* **Piety (Taqwa):** Its levels and the characteristics of the pious.
* **Reliance on God (Tawakkul):** Its importance and the significance of taking the necessary means.
* **Fear of Allah:**
* **Hope (Raja’):** And the difference between hope and wishful thinking.
* **Contentment (Rida):** And the difference between contentment and patience.
* **Gratitude to Allah (Shukr):** And how to express gratitude.
* **Patience (Sabr):** And its types.
* **Self-Accountability (Muhasaba):** Its benefits and types.
* **Love (Mahabbah):** And the signs indicating a servant’s love for his Lord.
* **Piety and Scrupulousness (Wara’):** Its true meaning and examples of piety from the righteous.
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