As part of our study of the notions of intention (niyeh) and sincerity (ikhlas) in Islam, the narrations we look at show us that religious rituals, including prayer, fasting, and reciting the Qur'an are only as good as the intentions behind them, and they must lead to spiritual growth and transformation to be fully beneficial to us. This is part of the Life series, which explores the Islamic principles of living in today's complex world. It focuses on the need to rebuild ourselves Islamically, as individuals and communities who contribute positively to society and the world, by understanding our relationships with ourselves, with others, with nature and with God, based on the original teachings of Islam through its primary sources. It serves as an Islamic life coaching program. Do not hesitate to comment or ask any questions in the comments section.Delivered by Dr. Sayid Jafar al Hasany, November 2021.Chapters00:00:00 Introduction00:00:45 Reminder 1: Intentions create communities across time and space00:09:50 Reminder 2: What good intentions are (abstaining from sins) and what they are not00:15:45 High standard of sincerity must not lead to defeatist attitude00:18:00 What sincerity and good intentions are not01:03:15 Next lecture and conclusion01:04:28 Q&A(دروس "الحياة: الحل الاسلامية" (باللغة الانجليزيةالمحاضرة 22هذا هو القسم الاول لهذه السلسلة من المحاضرات و الذي يختص بالعلم و العقل في الاسلامفي هذه المحاضرة نستمر بدراسة مفهومي الاخلاص و النية في الاسلام لنرى من خلال الاحاديث الشريفة ان الاعمال و العبادات الخارجية انما تنال قيمتها من خلال النية التي تحركها و توجدهاالدكتور السيد جعفر الحسني Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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