Tazkiya cannot be attained in a vacuum; it comes about in the course of the everyday events of life. What is required for tazkiya is an awakened mind, rather than some mysterious action performed in seclusion

have the quality of possessing a positive psychology, and have no propensity to complain. This shows what is of the utmost importance in the process of tazkiya: that a person cease to complain and give utterance

altering the goals of the sacred text. When presenting the Quran to others, they should convey exactly what it asserts, no less and no more. The failure of Muslims as the people of the Quran lies in their

their possession their enthusiasm turns to frustration for, with experience, they invariably find that what they have struggled for so hard, has failed to give them the desired sense of fulfillment. All these

remove the veils that have fallen over his true nature. After removing these artificial curtains, what is left is called the ‘spiritual personality’ or the Rabbani personality. Intellectual development

observe this luxury car and then would fall to thinking what a superb engineering mind it would take to design such a splendid car and then give it practical shape. In this example, the first person is

particles of matter. This theory has been expounded by an Urdu poet, Chakbast, in the following words: What is life? Elements arranging themselves in order, And death? Their diffusion.’ This, however, is a

sells a newspaper, and who, on the editorial staff, cares if the public receives a lopsided view of what is actually happening, provided the circulation goes on increasing. The ‘inverted pyramid’ is an accepted

intellectual nourishment as will bolster confidence and conviction. Next comes the turn of religion. What is religion? Religion in its reality is the name of that knowledge which has come directly from God

possible impact. Muhammad was God’s final Prophet, and with the termination of prophethood for all time, what should be the means employed for the propagation of God’s message to mankind, so that it should be