An Overview of the Self-Desires in the Light of Quranic Literature

Authors

  • Sumbal Ashraf Ph.D. Scholar, Department of Islamic Studies, LCW University, Lahore.
  • Saima Farooq Associate Professor, Department of Islamic studies, Model Town College, Lahore

Keywords:

Self-Desires, Evil of Hypocrisy, Arrogance & Pride, Fake Specification, Humor of Muslims, Rights of the Self

Abstract

A person who is inclined to fulfill his own desires will turn away from the path of  Allah Almighty. Because the way of Allaah is a clear truth, in which success is  contained. Whereas the self-desires are in contrary to the truth which are misleading  and disgraceful and possess failure, the result of which is undoubtedly hell. The self desire is the worldly love, which is mortal, by being so inclined towards it; man  ceases to account for his own self and surrounds a variety of meaningless aromas  Which causes man to fall into sin and turn away from repentance. The Qur'an, which  describes the worldly and the life in the hereafter with great clarity, if a person  thinks about it, and then of course he will accept it psychologically and mentally.  The love of this mortal world from his heart will not be to that extent because it will  make sense of that fact that this world is just like a passageway. This concept does  not create much hope in man, nor does he incline towards unconscious desires.

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Published

2021-12-31

How to Cite

Sumbal Ashraf, & Saima Farooq. (2021). An Overview of the Self-Desires in the Light of Quranic Literature. Jihat-ul-islam, 15(1), 28–51. Retrieved from https://jihat-ul-islam.com.pk/journal/index.php/jihat-ul-islam/article/view/334