The Goodly Word By Ibn Taymiyya

ISBN: 9781903682159

Author: Ibn Taymiyya

Book Binding: Paperback

Pages: 343

Size: 6 x 9 inch

Publication: 2012

Description

About This Book:
"The Goodly Word" is a work written by Ibn Taymiyya (1263-1328 CE), whose complete name was Taqi al-Racket Ahmad ibn Abd al-Halim ibn Abd al-Salam Ibn Taymiyyah al-Harrani. Ibn Taymiyya was a notable figure in Islamic history, most popular for his extensive distributions on Islamic religious philosophy, regulation, and otherworldliness. "The Goodly Word" is a short exposition about the worth of one's discourse and the right utilization of language, especially in strict and moral settings. Ibn Taymiyya features the need to talk truly, pleasantly, and shrewdly in this text. He praises the benefits of talking great and forgoing horrendous discourse like lying, criticize, and slandering. The text additionally underlines the meaning of delicately and actually interesting to honorableness and disallowing fiendishness.
Crafted by Ibn Taymiyya in "The Goodly Word" is reliable with Islamic morals and the lessons of the Quran and Hadith (platitudes and demonstrations of the Prophet Muhammad). The book teaches Muslims on the most proficient method to use their words and discourse to advance moral and moral standards in the public eye while likewise reinforcing their relationship with God. "The Goodly Word" has been respected for ages for its reasonable and immortal exhortation on correspondence and morals. It is as yet considered and alluded to by specialists, understudies, and people looking for guidance on the most proficient method to work on their discourse and conduct in congruity with Islamic lessons.