Lying & Envying By Abdul Malik Al-Qasim

ISBN: 9789960899350
Author: Abdul Malik Al-Qasim
Binding: Softcover
Pages: 48
Size: 5.8 x 8.3 inches
Publication Year: 2005
Description
About This Book:

Abdul Malik Al-Qasim's "Lying & Envying" is a provocative examination of two omnipresent indecencies that have long-haul consequences for personal and cultural prosperity. Al-Qasim dives into the intricacies of lying and begrudging in this captivating book, giving perusers careful information on these ethical scrapes. The creator tends to the reasons for these indecencies, their demeanors, and the groundbreaking force of truthfulness and fulfillment utilizing a mix of Islamic lessons, pragmatic models, and mental bits of knowledge.

The Deceptive Web of Lies:

Al-Qasim deftly takes apart the demonstration of lying, unwinding its various structures and the unobtrusive ways it can enter both individual and social activities. The book dives into the moral ramifications of untruthfulness, zeroing in on the Islamic perspective on honesty and the effect of deceptions on private connections and cultural trust.

The Poisonous Nature of Envy:

"Lying & Envying" dives into the harming substance of jealousy, examining the otherworldly and mental cost it takes on people and society. Al-Qasim examines the beginnings of jealousy, how it appears in day-to-day existence, and the huge impact it might have on private prosperity and public amicability.

Psychological Insights:

"Lying & Envying" utilizes mental ideas to explain the close-to-home and mental cycles of hidden lying and begrudging. Al-Qasim examines the significance of mindfulness and the capacity to understand people on a deeper level in overcoming these indecencies, elevating a comprehensive way to deal with human development.