Forty Hadeeth On: The Islamic Personality

Part 1 : Author's Introduction

Part 2 : Purity and Sincerity of Intention

Part 3 : Distinctness

Part 4 : Justice and Being Justly Balanced

Part 5 : Striving Against One's Desires

Part 6 : Gentleness

Part 7 : Returning to the Truth

Part 8 : Responsibility

Part 9 : The Muslim Seeks to Make Excuses for Other Muslims

Part 10 : The Muslim does not Harbour Envy

Part 11 : Following and Applying Divine Guidance

Part 12 : The Muslim Has No Free Time

Part 13 : The Muslim's Piety and Self Restraint

Part 14 : The Muslim is Honest and Truthful in All His Affairs

Part 15 : Knowledge for Knowledge

Part 16 : The Believer is a Mirror for His Brother

Part 17 : The Muslim's Struggle and His Devil

Part 18 : Remembrance of Allah

Part 19 : The Muslim Does Not Fall Into Backbiting

Part 20 : The Muslim Does Not Pry into the Matters that do not Concern Him

Part 21 : All of His Actions are for Allah

Part 22 : The Muslim Repents and Turns Back to Allah

Part 23 : The Essential Characteristics of His Personality

Part 24 : Honest Jesting

Part 25 : A Time for This and a Time for That

Part 26 : He Does Not Take Sins Lightly

Part 27 : The Muslim Does not Commit Oppression

Part 28 : He is not a carrier of Malicious Reports

Part 29 : He is not Attached to This World

Part 30 : Disassociation from this World

Part 31 : Good Actions

Part 32 : The Muslim is Contented and Satisfied

Part 33 : Devotion to the Religion of Islaam

Part 34 : How the Muslim Deals With People

Part 35 : Visiting Brothers

Part 36 : The Muslim's Character

Part 37 : The Muslim Knows His Own Worth

Part 38 : He Hopes for good for Himself and His Brothers

Part 39 : Ordering Good and Forbidding Evil

Part 40 : Being Cautious to Avoid Animosity and Dissention

Part 41 : The Means To Escape the Trial which Befalls the People

Part 42 : Epilogue

Part 43 : Footnotes

Part 44 : Important Notice