بِسمِ
اللهِ
الرَّحْمَنِ
الرَّحِيمِ Allah, in the name of, the Most
Affectionate, the Eternally Merciful |
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Personality
Development Program
Contribute
to humanity by develop a God-oriented personality!!! |
تعمیر
شخصیت
پروگرام
ایک
خدا پرست شخصیت
کی تعمیر کر
کے انسانیت کی
خدمت کیجیے!!! |
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اردو
اور عربی تحریروں کو بہتر
دیکھنے کے
لئے نسخ اور
نستعلیق
فانٹ یہاں سے
ڈاؤن لوڈ کیجیے
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Thinking
after Writing? |
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I was told an interesting story
once. One of my friends gave a book to his colleague who belongs to a
religious party. My friend told him that the author has changed his opinion related
to some issues. His colleague immediately asked, “Does this author write
without thinking?” When he told me this story, I said,
“The author is one of those people who continue to think after writing.” This
mentality is a rare commodity in our society. It was an amazing fact for that
religious person that a scholar can leave his pervious opinion for a better
one. It is a fact that intellect and
wisdom is the greatest blessing of Allah. A person can differentiate between right
and wrong paths by using his / her intellect. Quran invites human beings to
think again and again. It is possible that a person may conclude something
wrong due to lack of information or a mistake in his / her thinking process.
In that case, if that person stops thinking further, then what will happen?
According to a famous poet, “I stay
for ever at the place where I have reached.” Staying at the wrong place is
not a problem for that poet but it is a big problem for a religious scholar.
A God-fearing scholar cannot stay at his stance if he knows his mistake or
finds a better opinion. Only the messengers and prophets of
the Almighty know the absolute truth. Religious scholars are supposed to
understand the message of God and His prophets. If they know that their
previous understanding is not correct, they must change their opinion. It is
an obligation imposed by their Lord. (Author: Rehan Ahmed Yousfi, Translation: Mubashir Nazir,
Review: Mohammed Umar Khan)
Think about it! · List three benefits of
continuously reviewing one’s views and deeds. Should one suspend this process
at some stage or it is a life-time process? · Why some people do
not review their views and deeds? Identify the psychological barriers to
self-accountability. Please send your answers through
email to post your comments on this web page. |
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Unit 1: Relation with God & His Prophets In the name of God, the most Beneficent, the
Eternally Merciful | The
Treasure’s Map | The
Month of Ramadan: What to achieve?
| The Prophet’s Love |
The
Basic Premise of the Religion |
Who
is like You? |
Pure
Monotheism I |
Pure
Monotheism II |
Who deserves the Paradise?
Unit 2:
Elimination of our Negative Personality How to get rid of Poverty? |
The Report of Transparency International
and a Hadith |
Justification
or Admitting One’s Fault |
Artificial
Colors of Glamour |
Religious People & Ostentation |
Character
of Ancient Religious Leaders at Jerusalem |
Attachment
to a Group is irrelevant for Success |
Successful
Life | The Revolution Occurred! |
Form
& Spirit |
Jealousy
& Modern Testing Techniques |
How to overcome
Procrastination? | The
Difference between an Extremist & a Moderate Person Unit 3:
Development of our Positive Personality The Quranic Strategy for Personality Development |
How to get rid of Poverty? |
Character
builds the Nation |
The
Sermon of Mount |
Success: What is it? |
Success Secrets |
A Positive Attitude affirms the Life |
Road Block |
Thinking after Writing! |
Trust
is Golden |
Getting
off to a good start |
The Lesson of Arnold Schwarzenegger |
Unlocking
the Gates to Success |
Admitting
One’s Fault |
Top 10 Qualities of Excellence
Unit 4:
Relationship with Human Beings Backbiting |
Suspicion |
Defamation |
Examining Others with Suspicion |
Are
you killing your family? Unit 5: Our
Responsibility, Vision & Mission The Love of Prophet Muhammad with Knowledge
| Traditional Mentality
| Strange Similarities between Christian
& Muslim Histories | The Relationship of Revelation & Intellect (Part I)
| The Relationship of Revelation & Intellect (Part II)
| The Problem of Aurengzeb Alamgir |
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