About Sincerity Purifying Intentions, Achieving Grace by Dr. Umar Sulayman Al-Ashqar

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"Just let it go, that is God's provision."

"He's not willing to give."

"I'm sincere."

So, what does sincerity mean? We no longer know for sure, because this word is too popular, and too often used, in many different contexts. Literally, sincerity is releasing or escaping from a bond; There are also those who say that sincerity is pure, holy, free from anything. So, what does this have to do with the expressions we often hear, such as the expression above?

The author of this book, Dr. Umar Sulaymn al-Ashqar, thoroughly examines the concept of sincerity with its various meanings, including the characteristics of a sincere person. He also reviews another concept that is often associated with riya. What is the meaning of riya, what is its impact, what are the characteristics of people who are riya, and what are the tricks for dealing with it. A person will not be able to purify his worship from riya, if he does not know what types of riya are, and what worship is often accompanied by riya?

This book is equipped with a detailed review of intention, which is the foundation, foothold and starting point that differentiates between people who are riya and who are sincere.

Are we sincere?

Sincerity is a legal condition for accepting charity. Inevitably, people attach various meanings to this very popular word. However, this diversity often causes misunderstandings and even misdirection in applying this word.

This book thoroughly examines the concept of sincerity. He reveals various wrong views about sincerity. He also tries to get this word out of its very strict definition as if sincerity is just an imaginary concept that is difficult to find in humans.

The author, Dr. Umar Sulaymn al-Ashqar, even rejected the title "menial laborer" given by Rabiah al-Adawiyyah and Al-Ghazali to people who worshiped because they hoped for heaven and feared hell. He actually called these people intelligent people (Ulul Albab) and chosen servants who were devoted to Allah. According to al-Ashqar, the intention to obtain blessings and avoid the torment of the afterlife does not pollute a person's sincerity in drawing closer to Allah. Because, this intention was also shared by the prophets, apostles, Siddiqs and martyrs.

The goal of every human being must be directed towards Allah alone. That is the meaning of sincerity. However, it must be understood, there are various goals and paths to Allah. And, all of this is also a manifestation of sincerity. That is why humans do not need to kill goals that stem from love and fear, because both are the basis of worship.

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