🌱 Akhlaq – Southern Islamic Institute

The essence of Islamic character (akhlaq) is to reflect the beauty of Allah’s names through our actions—mercy, patience, justice, humility, and generosity. Islam doesn’t separate faith from behavior; rather, it perfects belief through character. This course offers a deep, transformative journey into what it means to embody Islamic values from the inside out.

Across 10 structured levels, students will explore the internal roots of character, study the exemplary behavior of the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ, and practice refining their own conduct through daily habits and long-term self-discipline. The course emphasizes both personal virtues and social conduct—how we behave with Allah, ourselves, and the people around us.

This course is not about perfection—it’s about sincerity, growth, and striving. Students will be encouraged to observe themselves, develop spiritual self-awareness (muraqabah), and actively train their hearts and actions to align with Islamic excellence (ihsan). Whether for children, teens, or adults, this course offers something every Muslim can reflect on and grow from.

Key Themes Explored:

The foundations and importance of good character in Islam
The character of the Prophet ﷺ as a living role model
Purification of the heart and spiritual self-discipline
Core virtues: honesty, patience, humility, gratitude, etc.
Dealing with anger, envy, pride, and other inner challenges
Interpersonal character in the home, masjid, school, and society
Building habits and routines that nurture virtue
Accountability, repentance, and the journey to self-mastery
Applying good character in online and modern settings
Becoming a person of integrity, kindness, and balance

Level 1: The Foundations of Islamic Character

Introduction:

Good character is not optional in Islam—it is the very essence of faith in action. Before we can cultivate noble traits, we must understand what character (akhlaq) truly is, why it matters, and how deeply it connects to our relationship with Allah. This first level introduces students to the foundational concepts of Islamic character: its spiritual roots, its connection to belief (iman), and its centrality in the life of a Muslim.

By grounding the journey in understanding, reflection, and sincere intention, students will begin to observe their own behaviors, recognize the importance of intentional growth, and develop the mindset of tazkiyah (purification of the soul) as a lifelong mission. This level builds a solid base of motivation and direction, preparing students to engage deeply in the levels ahead.

Modules: 6
Units per Module: 5
Lessons per Unit: 3

Module 1: What is Akhlaq?

Unit 1: Defining Character in Islam
- Lesson 1: What Does “Akhlaq” Mean?
- Lesson 2: Akhlaq vs. Manners vs. Personality
- Lesson 3: The Role of Akhlaq in Everyday Islam
Unit 2: Akhlaq and Faith (Iman)
- Lesson 1: Good Character as a Reflection of Faith
- Lesson 2: The Hadith: “The Best of You…”
- Lesson 3: When Character Strengthens or Weakens Iman
Unit 3: Why Character Matters in Islam
- Lesson 1: The Prophet ﷺ and the Mission to Perfect Character
- Lesson 2: Akhlaq as a Bridge Between Belief and Action
- Lesson 3: A Character-Centered Life Brings Barakah
Unit 4: Internal and External Dimensions
- Lesson 1: The Heart, the Nafs, and the Limbs
- Lesson 2: What You Think vs. What You Do
- Lesson 3: Aligning Intentions, Words, and Actions
Unit 5: The Journey Begins with You
- Lesson 1: Developing Self-Awareness
- Lesson 2: Observing Your Reactions and Habits
- Lesson 3: Making the Intention to Grow

Module 2: Akhlaq in the Quran and Sunnah

Unit 1: Quranic Emphasis on Character
- Lesson 1: Verses on Kindness, Justice, and Humility
- Lesson 2: The Character of the Prophets in the Quran
- Lesson 3: Traits of the Believers vs. Hypocrites
Unit 2: The Prophet ﷺ as a Model
- Lesson 1: “You Are Upon Great Character”
- Lesson 2: Mercy, Forgiveness, and Strength in One Example
- Lesson 3: Stories from His Life that Reflect Akhlaq
Unit 3: Prophetic Hadith on Character
- Lesson 1: “The Best Among You…” Collection
- Lesson 2: Key Hadiths on Manners, Patience, and Speech
- Lesson 3: Rewards for Good Character
Unit 4: Akhlaq of the Sahabah
- Lesson 1: Abu Bakr’s Gentleness, Umar’s Justice
- Lesson 2: Uthman’s Modesty, Ali’s Wisdom
- Lesson 3: Female Role Models: Aisha, Khadijah, Fatimah
Unit 5: The Prophet’s ﷺ Treatment of Others
- Lesson 1: With Children and Youth
- Lesson 2: With Enemies and Strangers
- Lesson 3: With the Poor, Sick, and Vulnerable

Module 3: The Purpose of Character Development

Unit 1: Character and the Afterlife
- Lesson 1: The Weight of Akhlaq on the Scale
- Lesson 2: Paradise and the One with Good Character
- Lesson 3: How Character Can Save You on the Day of Judgment
Unit 2: Character and Society
- Lesson 1: Akhlaq Builds Community Trust
- Lesson 2: Social Justice Begins with Personal Integrity
- Lesson 3: One Person’s Character Can Uplift Many
Unit 3: Akhlaq and Leadership
- Lesson 1: Leading by Example, Not Force
- Lesson 2: Stories of Just Leaders in Islam
- Lesson 3: Why Character Makes a Leader Last
Unit 4: Akhlaq and Dawa
- Lesson 1: The Power of Silent Preaching
- Lesson 2: How the Prophet ﷺ Won Hearts Without Words
- Lesson 3: Your Akhlaq Is Your Invitation to Islam
Unit 5: Akhlaq as a Lifelong Mission
- Lesson 1: We Are Always in Progress
- Lesson 2: The Balance Between Confidence and Humility
- Lesson 3: Character as Worship

Module 4: Building the Foundations of Good Character

Unit 1: Sincerity (Ikhlas)
- Lesson 1: Doing Good for Allah Alone
- Lesson 2: Recognizing and Removing Riyaa (Showing Off)
- Lesson 3: Building Sincere Habits
Unit 2: Honesty and Truthfulness (Sidq)
- Lesson 1: Speaking the Truth with Wisdom
- Lesson 2: Avoiding Lies and Half-Truths
- Lesson 3: Trustworthiness as a Foundation
Unit 3: Kindness (Rifq)
- Lesson 1: The Gentle Touch in Islam
- Lesson 2: Being Kind to Family, Neighbors, and Animals
- Lesson 3: The Power of Softness in Conflict
Unit 4: Patience (Sabr)
- Lesson 1: Patience in Difficulty
- Lesson 2: Patience in Obedience
- Lesson 3: Patience in Dealing with Others
Unit 5: Gratitude (Shukr)
- Lesson 1: Seeing Blessings in the Small Things
- Lesson 2: Gratitude in the Heart, Tongue, and Action
- Lesson 3: How Gratitude Changes Character

Module 5: Recognizing and Correcting Bad Character

Unit 1: The Danger of Arrogance (Kibr)
- Lesson 1: Arrogance vs. Confidence
- Lesson 2: Shaytan’s Downfall
- Lesson 3: Developing Humility
Unit 2: Envy (Hasad) and Jealousy
- Lesson 1: What Makes Us Envious?
- Lesson 2: How to Stop Comparing
- Lesson 3: Turning Envy into Dua for Others
Unit 3: Anger and Harshness
- Lesson 1: Anger as a Test of Character
- Lesson 2: The Sunnah Way to Respond
- Lesson 3: Techniques to Cool the Fire
Unit 4: Gossip and Backbiting (Gheebah)
- Lesson 1: The Seriousness in Islam
- Lesson 2: Replacing Gossip with Silence or Praise
- Lesson 3: Apologizing and Repairing Harm
Unit 5: Laziness and Procrastination
- Lesson 1: The Barrier to Excellence
- Lesson 2: Islamic Teachings on Diligence
- Lesson 3: Practical Steps to Build Discipline

Module 6: Starting Your Akhlaq Journey

Unit 1: Self-Evaluation and Reflection
- Lesson 1: Taking Account of Your Day
- Lesson 2: Noting Patterns in Behavior
- Lesson 3: Private Reflection with Allah
Unit 2: Creating a Character Development Plan
- Lesson 1: Choosing 1–2 Traits to Focus On
- Lesson 2: Setting Daily and Weekly Goals
- Lesson 3: Tracking and Reviewing Progress
Unit 3: Support Systems and Role Models
- Lesson 1: The Company You Keep Shapes You
- Lesson 2: Mentorship and Accountability
- Lesson 3: Following the Prophet ﷺ in Practice
Unit 4: Making Dua for Better Character
- Lesson 1: Duas from the Prophet ﷺ
- Lesson 2: Asking for Help in Private
- Lesson 3: Being Honest with Allah About Struggles
Unit 5: Staying Motivated on the Journey
- Lesson 1: Celebrating Small Wins
- Lesson 2: Learning from Relapses
- Lesson 3: Renewing Intentions Regularly

Level 2: The Prophetic Model of Akhlaq

Introduction:

If Level 1 gave us the blueprint of good character, Level 2 shows us the living example of that blueprint in action: the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ. Allah described him as being “upon great character,” and his everyday interactions—whether in moments of ease or hardship—revealed the most complete and refined example of human conduct.

This level invites students to deeply observe the akhlaq of the Prophet ﷺ across different roles: as a son, husband, father, friend, leader, and servant of Allah. By examining his words, choices, reactions, and habits, students will develop an intimate connection with the Messenger ﷺ—not only as a figure of history, but as a guide to follow with love and sincerity.

Module 1: The Character of the Prophet ﷺ

Unit 1: Praised by Allah
- Lesson 1: “You are truly upon great character” – Surah Al-Qalam
- Lesson 2: The Prophet ﷺ as a Mercy to the Worlds
- Lesson 3: Why His Character is the Ultimate Standard
Unit 2: Comprehensive Yet Balanced
- Lesson 1: Softness and Strength
- Lesson 2: Confidence and Humility
- Lesson 3: Fairness in Every Situation
Unit 3: Consistency in Character
- Lesson 1: In the Home and in Public
- Lesson 2: In Victory and in Trial
- Lesson 3: How He Treated Friends and Enemies
Unit 4: Why We Study His Akhlaq
- Lesson 1: Not Just History, But Guidance
- Lesson 2: Connecting Sunnah to Everyday Life
- Lesson 3: Increasing Love Through Reflection
Unit 5: Building a Relationship with the Prophet ﷺ
- Lesson 1: Sending Salawat and Making Dua
- Lesson 2: Studying His Seerah and Shama’il
- Lesson 3: Emulating Him with Intention

Module 2: His Character at Home

Unit 1: As a Husband
- Lesson 1: Kindness and Humor with His Wives
- Lesson 2: Respect and Communication
- Lesson 3: Addressing Conflict with Mercy
Unit 2: As a Father and Grandfather
- Lesson 1: Love and Playfulness with Children
- Lesson 2: Educating Through Compassion
- Lesson 3: His Leniency and Duas for His Family
Unit 3: As a Son and Relative
- Lesson 1: Respecting His Mother, Even After Her Death
- Lesson 2: Honoring Kinship Ties
- Lesson 3: Carrying Out Family Responsibilities
Unit 4: In Daily Interactions
- Lesson 1: Helping at Home
- Lesson 2: Smiling Often and Speaking Gently
- Lesson 3: Balancing Time with Justice
Unit 5: Teaching Through Love
- Lesson 1: Correcting Without Embarrassment
- Lesson 2: Building Self-Worth in Others
- Lesson 3: His Praise and Encouragement

Module 3: His Character With the Community

Unit 1: With Companions
- Lesson 1: Remembering Everyone’s Name and Story
- Lesson 2: Making Each Person Feel Special
- Lesson 3: Consulting Them in Decisions
Unit 2: With Strangers and Non-Muslims
- Lesson 1: Welcoming the Curious with Respect
- Lesson 2: Never Forcing, Always Inviting
- Lesson 3: Generosity Without Expectation
Unit 3: With the Poor and Vulnerable
- Lesson 1: Prioritizing the Marginalized
- Lesson 2: Giving Without Making Others Feel Small
- Lesson 3: Visiting the Sick and Defending the Oppressed
Unit 4: With Enemies and the Harsh
- Lesson 1: Forgiving the Unforgivable
- Lesson 2: Responding to Cruelty with Dignity
- Lesson 3: Protecting His Mission Without Revenge
Unit 5: Community Unity and Justice
- Lesson 1: He Was the First to Act, Not Just Instruct
- Lesson 2: Treating All With Equal Respect
- Lesson 3: Rejecting Tribalism and Favoritism

Module 4: His Character in Leadership

Unit 1: Leading With Mercy
- Lesson 1: Serving His People, Not Using Them
- Lesson 2: Putting Others First
- Lesson 3: Leading by Example
Unit 2: Decision-Making With Wisdom
- Lesson 1: Never Rushing to Judgment
- Lesson 2: Listening Before Speaking
- Lesson 3: Weighing Long-Term Impact
Unit 3: Balance Between Firmness and Gentleness
- Lesson 1: Knowing When to Be Soft
- Lesson 2: Knowing When to Be Firm
- Lesson 3: Never Humiliating, Even in Discipline
Unit 4: Accountability and Humility
- Lesson 1: Accepting Feedback
- Lesson 2: Admitting Mistakes and Seeking Forgiveness
- Lesson 3: Remaining Accessible to Everyone
Unit 5: Vision and Purpose
- Lesson 1: He Never Lost Focus
- Lesson 2: Motivating Others with Hope
- Lesson 3: Centering Everything Around Allah

Module 5: His Character in Worship and Private Life

Unit 1: His Salah and Dhikr
- Lesson 1: The Sweetness of Prayer
- Lesson 2: Long Sujood and Sincere Dua
- Lesson 3: Making Time for Allah in Every Moment
Unit 2: His Relationship with the Quran
- Lesson 1: Living the Quran
- Lesson 2: Reciting, Reflecting, Acting
- Lesson 3: Quran as a Guide for the Heart
Unit 3: His Fasting and Night Prayers
- Lesson 1: Voluntary Worship with Joy
- Lesson 2: How He Balanced Rest and Worship
- Lesson 3: The Power of Solitude and Reflection
Unit 4: Gratitude and Reliance on Allah
- Lesson 1: Saying Alhamdulillah in Every State
- Lesson 2: Tawakkul in Hardship
- Lesson 3: Gratitude as a Way of Life
Unit 5: Asking for Forgiveness and Humility
- Lesson 1: He Sought Forgiveness Daily
- Lesson 2: Never Arrogant Despite His Status
- Lesson 3: Teaching Us to Always Turn to Allah

Module 6: Applying the Prophetic Akhlaq in Our Lives

Unit 1: Making the Prophet ﷺ Your Role Model
- Lesson 1: “What Would the Prophet ﷺ Do?”
- Lesson 2: Studying His Seerah With Intention
- Lesson 3: Letting His Life Shape Yours
Unit 2: Small Daily Sunnahs of Akhlaq
- Lesson 1: Smiling, Greeting, Praising
- Lesson 2: Giving, Helping, Listening
- Lesson 3: Applying a Sunnah Per Week
Unit 3: Cultivating Love for the Prophet ﷺ
- Lesson 1: Loving Him as He Loved Us
- Lesson 2: Following Him with Joy, Not Burden
- Lesson 3: Salawat as a Daily Habit
Unit 4: Teaching His Akhlaq to Others
- Lesson 1: Parents, Teachers, and Youth Leaders
- Lesson 2: Correcting Gently Like the Prophet ﷺ
- Lesson 3: Mentoring Others With His Model
Unit 5: Living With Ihsan
- Lesson 1: Striving to Reflect the Prophet’s ﷺ Light
- Lesson 2: When You Fall Short, Get Back Up
- Lesson 3: Renewing Intentions to Walk in His Footsteps

Level 3: Cultivating the Heart – Internal Character

Introduction:

True character begins from within. Before it appears in speech or behavior, it forms in the heart through sincerity, self-awareness, and the struggle to overcome ego. In Islam, the heart (qalb) is the command center of the soul, and refining it is key to developing lasting, meaningful akhlaq. This level turns inward—focusing on the internal traits and spiritual mindset that form the root of every noble action.

Students will reflect on traits like humility, patience, sincerity, gratitude, and self-control, learning how to recognize their opposite diseases—pride, envy, greed, and heedlessness. Through introspection, habit-building, and spiritual guidance, learners will begin the lifelong journey of tazkiyah (purification) as the foundation for character that pleases Allah and benefits others.

Module 1: Sincerity (Ikhlas) and Intention

Unit 1: The Role of Intention in Character
- Lesson 1: Every Action Begins in the Heart
- Lesson 2: Purifying Intention for Allah Alone
- Lesson 3: How Intentions Shape Behavior
Unit 2: Signs of Sincerity
- Lesson 1: Doing Good When No One Is Watching
- Lesson 2: Detachment from Praise and Blame
- Lesson 3: Persevering Even When Unnoticed
Unit 3: Dangers of Showing Off (Riyaa)
- Lesson 1: What Is Riyaa and How It Creeps In
- Lesson 2: Social Media, Appearances, and Ego
- Lesson 3: How to Fight Riyaa with Taqwa
Unit 4: Renewing Intentions Regularly
- Lesson 1: Turning Mundane Acts Into Worship
- Lesson 2: Morning and Evening Intention Checks
- Lesson 3: Journaling for Spiritual Clarity
Unit 5: Dua and Reflection for Sincerity
- Lesson 1: Duas from the Prophet ﷺ
- Lesson 2: Asking Allah for a Clean Heart
- Lesson 3: Keeping the Heart Soft and Focused

Module 2: Humility (Tawadhu)

Unit 1: What Humility Looks Like
- Lesson 1: Recognizing Humility in Action
- Lesson 2: The Prophet’s ﷺ Humility with All People
- Lesson 3: Lowering Yourself Without Losing Worth
Unit 2: Arrogance (Kibr) and Self-Righteousness
- Lesson 1: Shaytan’s Downfall – Arrogance
- Lesson 2: Spiritual Pride and Judgmentalism
- Lesson 3: Signs of Subtle Arrogance in Us
Unit 3: Humility in Knowledge and Worship
- Lesson 1: Learning Without Looking Down on Others
- Lesson 2: Worship Without Entitlement
- Lesson 3: Always Needing Allah
Unit 4: Responding to Praise and Criticism
- Lesson 1: Staying Grounded in Praise
- Lesson 2: Accepting Feedback with Grace
- Lesson 3: Humility as a Strength, Not Weakness
Unit 5: Building Humility Daily
- Lesson 1: Walking Humbly
- Lesson 2: Serving Others Without Ego
- Lesson 3: Making Time for Self-Accountability

Module 3: Patience (Sabr) and Emotional Control

Unit 1: Understanding Sabr in Islam
- Lesson 1: Types of Patience (Obedience, Trials, Sin)
- Lesson 2: How Patience Strengthens Character
- Lesson 3: Why Allah Loves the Patient
Unit 2: Emotional Awareness and Self-Regulation
- Lesson 1: Recognizing Internal Triggers
- Lesson 2: Slowing Down Before Reacting
- Lesson 3: Choosing Response Over Reaction
Unit 3: Handling Anger Islamically
- Lesson 1: The Prophet’s ﷺ Advice on Anger
- Lesson 2: Practical Anger-Management Tools
- Lesson 3: Turning Anger Into Dua or Action
Unit 4: Perseverance and Grit
- Lesson 1: Not Giving Up When Results Are Delayed
- Lesson 2: Setting Small, Consistent Goals
- Lesson 3: Seeing Struggle as Part of Growth
Unit 5: Patience With People
- Lesson 1: Dealing With Difficult Personalities
- Lesson 2: Avoiding Revenge or Spite
- Lesson 3: Forgiving for the Sake of Allah

Module 4: Gratitude (Shukr) and Contentment

Unit 1: Recognizing Blessings
- Lesson 1: Gratitude as a Daily Mindset
- Lesson 2: The Small Things Are Often Big
- Lesson 3: Being Present with What You Have
Unit 2: Shukr in Speech, Heart, and Action
- Lesson 1: Saying Alhamdulillah with Meaning
- Lesson 2: Serving Others as a Form of Shukr
- Lesson 3: Worship as a Response to Blessings
Unit 3: Complaining vs. Venting
- Lesson 1: Turning Complaints Into Duas
- Lesson 2: Processing Emotions Without Ingratitude
- Lesson 3: The Prophet’s ﷺ Balance in Hardship
Unit 4: Contentment (Qana’ah)
- Lesson 1: The Wealth of Being Satisfied
- Lesson 2: Avoiding Constant Comparison
- Lesson 3: Ambition vs. Greed
Unit 5: Building a Grateful Routine
- Lesson 1: Gratitude Journals and Reflection
- Lesson 2: Family and Group Gratitude Practices
- Lesson 3: Being Thankful in Worship and Service

Module 5: Taqwa and God-Consciousness

Unit 1: What Is Taqwa?
- Lesson 1: Awareness of Allah in All Moments
- Lesson 2: The Shield of the Believer
- Lesson 3: Why Taqwa Leads to Good Character
Unit 2: Building Taqwa Through Worship
- Lesson 1: Praying With Presence (Khushu)
- Lesson 2: Fasting and Self-Restraint
- Lesson 3: Quran as a Mirror
Unit 3: Private and Public Consistency
- Lesson 1: Who Are You When No One Sees?
- Lesson 2: Avoiding the Split Personality Syndrome
- Lesson 3: Aligning Inner and Outer Selves
Unit 4: Taqwa in Relationships
- Lesson 1: Treating Others With the Awareness of Allah
- Lesson 2: Responding to Injustice with Dignity
- Lesson 3: Controlling Tongue, Eyes, and Emotions
Unit 5: Duas and Habits That Strengthen Taqwa
- Lesson 1: Daily Supplications and Self-Check
- Lesson 2: Asking Allah for Guidance and Purity
- Lesson 3: Keeping the Heart Alive Through Remembrance

Module 6: Accountability and Self-Reflection

Unit 1: Muhasaba – Taking Account of the Self
- Lesson 1: Why the Sahabah Feared Their Own Shortcomings
- Lesson 2: Healthy Self-Evaluation vs. Shame
- Lesson 3: Creating a Personal Reflection Practice
Unit 2: Daily and Weekly Check-Ins
- Lesson 1: Journaling Strengths and Weaknesses
- Lesson 2: Checking Intentions, Words, and Deeds
- Lesson 3: Reviewing Your Interactions
Unit 3: Repentance and Renewal
- Lesson 1: Tawbah as a Tool for Growth
- Lesson 2: Owning Mistakes Without Despair
- Lesson 3: Learning and Moving Forward
Unit 4: Habits of the Righteous
- Lesson 1: What Did the Prophet ﷺ Do Daily?
- Lesson 2: Stories of Personal Discipline from the Early Generations
- Lesson 3: Imitating the Routine of the Pious
Unit 5: Committing to Ongoing Growth
- Lesson 1: The Character Audit – Monthly and Yearly
- Lesson 2: Setting Spiritual Development Goals
- Lesson 3: Seeking Accountability With Love

Level 4: Outer Actions – Akhlaq in Daily Life

What we believe and feel in our hearts becomes real through our actions. In Islam, outer behavior is a mirror of inner character. This level focuses on translating good intentions and virtues into visible, consistent behavior—through speech, habits, body language, and personal conduct.

From how we speak to how we dress, how we keep commitments to how we react under pressure, students will explore the practical expression of akhlaq in daily life. This level strengthens the student’s ability to embody values with integrity, helping them become a source of peace, beauty, and reliability in their homes, schools, workplaces, and communities.

Modules: 6
Units per Module: 5
Lessons per Unit: 3

Module 1: Character in Speech

Unit 1: Speaking with Truth and Clarity
- Lesson 1: Honesty in Words
- Lesson 2: Avoiding Misleading or Vague Speech
- Lesson 3: The Sunnah of Clear Communication
Unit 2: Kind and Gentle Communication
- Lesson 1: The Prophet’s ﷺ Tone and Word Choice
- Lesson 2: Using Words to Heal, Not Harm
- Lesson 3: How to Criticize Without Crushing
Unit 3: Silence and Listening
- Lesson 1: The Wisdom in Holding Back
- Lesson 2: Active Listening as an Act of Respect
- Lesson 3: The Sunnah of Listening Fully
Unit 4: Avoiding Harmful Speech
- Lesson 1: Backbiting, Slander, and Gossip
- Lesson 2: Sarcasm, Mockery, and Insults
- Lesson 3: Raising Standards in Conversations
Unit 5: Speaking with Purpose
- Lesson 1: Dhikr and Words That Uplift
- Lesson 2: Joking in Moderation
- Lesson 3: The Power of Encouragement and Duas

Module 2: Character in Personal Habits

Unit 1: Cleanliness and Order
- Lesson 1: Personal Hygiene in Islam
- Lesson 2: Clean Space, Clear Mind
- Lesson 3: Cleanliness as a Sign of Faith
Unit 2: Dress and Appearance
- Lesson 1: Modesty Without Neglect
- Lesson 2: The Balance of Beauty and Humility
- Lesson 3: Dressing to Reflect Inner Nobility
Unit 3: Punctuality and Reliability
- Lesson 1: Time as a Trust
- Lesson 2: Being Where You Said You’d Be
- Lesson 3: The Prophet’s ﷺ Respect for People’s Time
Unit 4: Eating and Daily Routines
- Lesson 1: Sunnah of Moderation in Eating
- Lesson 2: Mindful Consumption and Gratitude
- Lesson 3: Turning Routines Into Worship
Unit 5: Sleep and Rest with Barakah
- Lesson 1: Sunnah Sleep Habits
- Lesson 2: Starting and Ending the Day with Remembrance
- Lesson 3: Resting With the Right Intentions

Module 3: Character in Action and Presence

Unit 1: Body Language and Nonverbal Akhlaq
- Lesson 1: Smiling as a Sunnah
- Lesson 2: Posture and Physical Presence
- Lesson 3: Respect in Gestures and Expression
Unit 2: Physical Helpfulness and Service
- Lesson 1: Helping With Hands, Not Just Words
- Lesson 2: The Prophet’s ﷺ Habit of Serving Others
- Lesson 3: Finding Joy in Service
Unit 3: Integrity in Work and Effort
- Lesson 1: Doing Things Thoroughly and Honestly
- Lesson 2: The Sunnah Work Ethic
- Lesson 3: Avoiding Laziness and Cheating
Unit 4: Respecting Shared Spaces
- Lesson 1: Etiquette in the Masjid, School, and Public
- Lesson 2: Cleaning Up After Oneself
- Lesson 3: Public Character is Private Faith
Unit 5: Being Present and Grounded
- Lesson 1: Focusing in Conversations
- Lesson 2: Avoiding Excess Phone and Screen Time
- Lesson 3: Slowing Down to Live With Intent

Module 4: Character With Resources and Possessions

Unit 1: Generosity in Practice
- Lesson 1: Giving Without Hesitation
- Lesson 2: The Sunnah of Sharing
- Lesson 3: Giving Time, Energy, and Kindness
Unit 2: Trust and Financial Integrity
- Lesson 1: Keeping Agreements and Promises
- Lesson 2: Returning What Belongs to Others
- Lesson 3: Halal Earnings and Fair Dealings
Unit 3: Avoiding Waste
- Lesson 1: Islam’s View on Wasting Resources
- Lesson 2: Mindful Spending and Consumption
- Lesson 3: Environmental Akhlaq and Sustainability
Unit 4: Gratitude for What You Have
- Lesson 1: Taking Care of Belongings
- Lesson 2: Avoiding Complaining About “Old” Things
- Lesson 3: Modeling Simplicity and Shukr
Unit 5: Detachment and Zuhd
- Lesson 1: Owning Things Without Being Owned
- Lesson 2: Avoiding Materialism in Appearance
- Lesson 3: Finding Joy in Spiritual Wealth

Module 5: Character in Public and Online

Unit 1: Public Etiquette in Islam
- Lesson 1: Respect in Speech and Dress
- Lesson 2: Modesty and Dignity in Public Behavior
- Lesson 3: Carrying the Identity of a Muslim
Unit 2: Online Communication
- Lesson 1: Messaging With Manners
- Lesson 2: Commenting With Tact and Truth
- Lesson 3: Avoiding Arguments and “Debate Culture”
Unit 3: Social Media Ethics
- Lesson 1: Posting With Intention
- Lesson 2: Don’t Share What You Wouldn’t Say
- Lesson 3: Protecting Your Heart from Vanity and Envy
Unit 4: Digital Accountability
- Lesson 1: Allah Sees the Screens Too
- Lesson 2: Repenting for Digital Harm
- Lesson 3: Building a Positive Online Presence
Unit 5: Representing Islam With Character
- Lesson 1: When You’re the Only Muslim Around
- Lesson 2: Silent Dawah Through Akhlaq
- Lesson 3: Rising Above Criticism With Grace

Module 6: Akhlaq as a Daily Routine

Unit 1: Starting the Day with Intentional Character
- Lesson 1: Morning Duas and Goals
- Lesson 2: Planning Good Deeds Into Your Day
- Lesson 3: Repeating “Who Do I Want to Be Today?”
Unit 2: Midday Character Check-Ins
- Lesson 1: Salah as a Reset Button
- Lesson 2: Reviewing Your Interactions So Far
- Lesson 3: Realigning with Akhlaq in the Moment
Unit 3: Evening Reflection and Growth
- Lesson 1: How Did I Treat Others Today?
- Lesson 2: What Do I Regret and Want to Improve?
- Lesson 3: Ending the Day With Gratitude and Tawbah
Unit 4: Weekly Habits of Akhlaq
- Lesson 1: Friday Reflections and Family Practice
- Lesson 2: Choosing One Trait to Improve Each Week
- Lesson 3: Having Accountability Partners
Unit 5: Akhlaq in Monthly and Seasonal Cycles
- Lesson 1: Ramadan, Dhul Hijjah, and Growth Windows
- Lesson 2: Revisiting Your Progress Each Month
- Lesson 3: Setting Character Goals Like Spiritual Goals

Level 5: Strengthening Moral Courage and Integrity

Introduction:

Akhlaq is not just about being kind or gentle—it’s about having the courage to do what is right, even when it’s unpopular or difficult. Moral courage means standing up for truth, defending the oppressed, and staying true to your values under pressure. At the heart of this level is integrity: the alignment of faith, values, and behavior—no matter who’s watching.

This level empowers students to be people of principle, rooted in justice, honesty, fairness, and resilience. It focuses on developing the inner strength needed to make ethical choices, resist peer pressure, speak the truth with wisdom, and practice accountability with humility. Students will explore what it means to live with a clear conscience and leave behind a legacy of trust.

Module 1: The Meaning of Moral Courage

Unit 1: What Is Moral Courage in Islam?
- Lesson 1: Standing for Truth, Even Alone
- Lesson 2: Faith and Courage Go Hand in Hand
- Lesson 3: The Prophet’s ﷺ Moral Strength in Makkah
Unit 2: Courage Without Harshness
- Lesson 1: Balance Between Boldness and Wisdom
- Lesson 2: Gentleness in Delivery, Strength in Message
- Lesson 3: Knowing When to Speak, When to Stay Silent
Unit 3: The Reward of Moral Bravery
- Lesson 1: Stories of the Sahabah Who Spoke Up
- Lesson 2: Being Unshaken by Criticism or Fear
- Lesson 3: The Angels Supporting the Brave
Unit 4: Moral Courage in Daily Life
- Lesson 1: Saying No to Peer Pressure
- Lesson 2: Reporting Injustice or Harm
- Lesson 3: Choosing Right Over Easy
Unit 5: Building Courage Step by Step
- Lesson 1: Starting with Small, Brave Actions
- Lesson 2: Making Dua for Strength
- Lesson 3: Mentally Preparing for Tests of Integrity

Module 2: The Power of Integrity

Unit 1: What Is Integrity?
- Lesson 1: Being the Same in Private and Public
- Lesson 2: When Values and Actions Align
- Lesson 3: Trustworthiness in the Eyes of Allah
Unit 2: The Prophet’s ﷺ Title: Al-Amin
- Lesson 1: How He Earned That Name Before Prophethood
- Lesson 2: Integrity in Leadership and Business
- Lesson 3: Applying That Title to Our Lives
Unit 3: Keeping Your Word
- Lesson 1: Importance of Promises in Islam
- Lesson 2: What to Do If You Can’t Fulfill One
- Lesson 3: Trust and Reputation Through Consistency
Unit 4: Being Reliable and Dependable
- Lesson 1: Showing Up and Following Through
- Lesson 2: Taking Ownership for Your Role
- Lesson 3: When Others Can Count on You
Unit 5: Internal Peace Through Integrity
- Lesson 1: A Clear Conscience is a Gift
- Lesson 2: Being Able to Face Allah and Yourself
- Lesson 3: Guilt vs. Growth – Embracing Accountability

Module 3: Honesty in All Forms

Unit 1: Speaking the Truth
- Lesson 1: The Prophet’s ﷺ Radical Honesty
- Lesson 2: Saying the Truth Without Harm
- Lesson 3: When Silence Is Better Than Lying
Unit 2: Honesty in Intentions and Identity
- Lesson 1: Not Pretending to Be Someone Else
- Lesson 2: Owning Who You Are
- Lesson 3: Being Real Without Oversharing
Unit 3: Academic and Workplace Integrity
- Lesson 1: Cheating and Plagiarism in Islam
- Lesson 2: Delivering What You Promised
- Lesson 3: Respecting Intellectual and Physical Property
Unit 4: Financial Honesty
- Lesson 1: Transparent Business Practices
- Lesson 2: Avoiding Deception in Sales and Deals
- Lesson 3: Paying Debts and Managing Trusts
Unit 5: Repentance for Dishonesty
- Lesson 1: Owning Up and Making Amends
- Lesson 2: Asking Forgiveness From People and Allah
- Lesson 3: Rebuilding a Life of Truth

Module 4: Fairness and Justice

Unit 1: What Is ‘Adl (Justice) in Islam?
- Lesson 1: Allah’s Name – Al-‘Adl
- Lesson 2: The Quranic Call to Fairness
- Lesson 3: Justice as a Core of Akhlaq
Unit 2: Treating Everyone Fairly
- Lesson 1: Rejecting Favoritism and Bias
- Lesson 2: Justice With Friends and Enemies
- Lesson 3: When Personal Feelings Try to Sway Us
Unit 3: Justice in Leadership and Parenting
- Lesson 1: Fairness in the Home
- Lesson 2: The Prophet’s ﷺ Equal Treatment of Children
- Lesson 3: Just Decision-Making with Responsibility
Unit 4: Advocating for the Oppressed
- Lesson 1: The Prophet’s ﷺ Voice for the Voiceless
- Lesson 2: Supporting Justice Movements With Taqwa
- Lesson 3: Using Privilege to Uplift, Not Silence
Unit 5: Personal Integrity in Group Settings
- Lesson 1: Being Fair in Group Projects, Teams, and Committees
- Lesson 2: Calling Out Injustice With Respect
- Lesson 3: Staying Ethical in Politics and Leadership

Module 5: Courage in Apology and Accountability

Unit 1: The Strength to Apologize
- Lesson 1: Apologizing Doesn’t Make You Weak
- Lesson 2: Owning Your Mistakes Quickly
- Lesson 3: The Prophet’s ﷺ Model of Seeking Forgiveness
Unit 2: Repairing Relationships
- Lesson 1: What a Sincere Apology Looks Like
- Lesson 2: Apology Without Excuses
- Lesson 3: Following Words With Actions
Unit 3: Accepting Correction With Grace
- Lesson 1: When Someone Calls You Out
- Lesson 2: Defensiveness vs. Humility
- Lesson 3: Learning From Every Critique
Unit 4: Repentance and Moving Forward
- Lesson 1: Returning to Allah Without Delay
- Lesson 2: Not Letting Shame Block Growth
- Lesson 3: Becoming Better, Not Bitter
Unit 5: Building a Culture of Accountability
- Lesson 1: Encouraging Feedback in Families and Teams
- Lesson 2: Leadership That Welcomes Correction
- Lesson 3: Making It Normal to Admit Mistakes

Module 6: Becoming a Person of Principle

Unit 1: What Do You Stand For?
- Lesson 1: Identifying Your Core Values
- Lesson 2: Aligning Actions With Belief
- Lesson 3: Living With Clarity and Confidence
Unit 2: Responding to Pressure With Faith
- Lesson 1: Peer Pressure and Social Trends
- Lesson 2: Staying True When Everyone Else Isn’t
- Lesson 3: Knowing Allah is Enough
Unit 3: Courage in the Face of Injustice
- Lesson 1: Speaking Up in School, Work, or Masjid
- Lesson 2: Helping Others Stand Tall
- Lesson 3: The Role of Quiet Resistance
Unit 4: Building Habits of Integrity
- Lesson 1: Telling the Truth, Always
- Lesson 2: Respecting What Doesn’t Belong to You
- Lesson 3: Keeping Private and Public Lives Aligned
Unit 5: Becoming Someone Others Trust
- Lesson 1: What It Means to Be Trustworthy
- Lesson 2: The Barakah of a Clean Reputation
- Lesson 3: Leaving a Legacy of Honesty and Honor

Level 6: Dealing with the Inner Struggles

Introduction:

Every person faces battles within—the unseen struggles of the heart and soul that shape who we are. While the outer actions of akhlaq are visible to others, the true test of character often lies in the internal struggles: against pride, jealousy, anger, laziness, greed, and ego. Islam not only acknowledges these battles—it provides tools to master them.

This level focuses on recognizing and confronting the most common diseases of the heart, using both spiritual and psychological strategies rooted in the Qur’an and Sunnah. Students will learn how to deal with negative emotions and destructive impulses, replacing them with spiritual strength, emotional intelligence, and refined behavior. This level is about gaining victory over the self (nafs)—a journey essential for lasting character development.

Module 1: The Nafs – Understanding the Self

Unit 1: What Is the Nafs?
- Lesson 1: Definitions from Qur’an and Sunnah
- Lesson 2: The Three States of the Nafs (Ammarah, Lawwamah, Mutma’innah)
- Lesson 3: How the Nafs Influences Character
Unit 2: Jihad al-Nafs – Struggling With the Self
- Lesson 1: The Greatest Jihad
- Lesson 2: Self-Mastery as a Spiritual Mission
- Lesson 3: Stories of Self-Discipline from the Salaf
Unit 3: Recognizing Inner Triggers
- Lesson 1: What Makes You React?
- Lesson 2: Tracing Emotions to Their Root
- Lesson 3: The Link Between Emotions and Behavior
Unit 4: Taking Control of Reactions
- Lesson 1: The Pause Between Trigger and Response
- Lesson 2: Responding Intentionally, Not Instinctively
- Lesson 3: Practicing Self-Restraint as a Daily Discipline
Unit 5: Seeking Help from Allah
- Lesson 1: Duas for Protection From the Nafs
- Lesson 2: Tawbah When the Nafs Wins
- Lesson 3: Asking Allah for Strength and Clarity

Module 2: Overcoming Pride and Arrogance

Unit 1: Defining Pride in Islam
- Lesson 1: The Prophet’s ﷺ Warning About Arrogance
- Lesson 2: Kibr vs. Confidence
- Lesson 3: How Arrogance Destroys Character
Unit 2: Recognizing Arrogance in Yourself
- Lesson 1: Feeling Superior to Others
- Lesson 2: Rejecting Advice or Correction
- Lesson 3: Subtle Spiritual Arrogance
Unit 3: Shaytan and the Roots of Pride
- Lesson 1: Iblis and “I Am Better Than Him”
- Lesson 2: Pride as the First Sin
- Lesson 3: Avoiding the Traps of Comparison
Unit 4: Building Humility
- Lesson 1: Praising Others Without Envy
- Lesson 2: Acknowledging Weakness and Needing Help
- Lesson 3: Staying Grounded When Praised
Unit 5: Duas and Actions to Destroy Arrogance
- Lesson 1: Walking Humbly and Speaking Gently
- Lesson 2: Serving Others Intentionally
- Lesson 3: Remembering Your Dependence on Allah

Module 3: Curing Envy and Jealousy

Unit 1: What Is Hasad (Envy)?
- Lesson 1: Definitions and Warnings in Islam
- Lesson 2: The Difference Between Jealousy and Admiration
- Lesson 3: Envy’s Impact on the Heart and Community
Unit 2: Root Causes of Envy
- Lesson 1: Insecurity and Low Self-Worth
- Lesson 2: Comparing Lives and Successes
- Lesson 3: Forgetting the Fairness of Allah
Unit 3: How Envy Shows Up
- Lesson 1: Wishing Others Would Lose Their Blessings
- Lesson 2: Feeling Bitter at Someone Else’s Joy
- Lesson 3: Difficulty Celebrating Others
Unit 4: Replacing Envy with Contentment
- Lesson 1: Duas for Barakah for Others
- Lesson 2: Gratefulness for What You Have
- Lesson 3: Focusing on Personal Growth
Unit 5: Building a Heart That Loves Good for Others
- Lesson 1: The Hadith: “Love for Your Brother…”
- Lesson 2: Training the Tongue to Praise Others
- Lesson 3: Celebrating, Not Competing

Module 4: Managing Anger and Impulsiveness

Unit 1: The Nature of Anger
- Lesson 1: What Triggers You and Why
- Lesson 2: The Prophet’s ﷺ Guidance on Anger
- Lesson 3: Anger as a Test of Self-Control
Unit 2: The Damage Anger Can Cause
- Lesson 1: Words That Can’t Be Taken Back
- Lesson 2: Regret After Emotional Outbursts
- Lesson 3: Anger and Broken Relationships
Unit 3: Cooling Down – Internal Tools
- Lesson 1: Breathing and Duas
- Lesson 2: The “Sit, Lie Down, Make Wudu” Method
- Lesson 3: Changing the Mental Story
Unit 4: Cooling Down – External Tools
- Lesson 1: Walking Away Gracefully
- Lesson 2: Taking Breaks in Conversations
- Lesson 3: Safe Outlets for Frustration
Unit 5: Repairing After Anger
- Lesson 1: Apologizing Without Justifying
- Lesson 2: Making Tawbah for Hurting Others
- Lesson 3: Learning to React Better Next Time

Module 5: Battling Laziness and Procrastination

Unit 1: The Problem of Laziness
- Lesson 1: Recognizing It in Daily Life
- Lesson 2: The Prophet ﷺ’s Duas Against Laziness
- Lesson 3: The Spiritual Weight of Wasted Time
Unit 2: The Roots of Procrastination
- Lesson 1: Fear of Failure or Perfectionism
- Lesson 2: Low Motivation or Lack of Vision
- Lesson 3: Bad Habits and Environment
Unit 3: Building Internal Drive
- Lesson 1: Tying Work to Worship
- Lesson 2: Visualizing the Rewards of Diligence
- Lesson 3: Setting Clear, Sincere Intentions
Unit 4: Creating Structure
- Lesson 1: Time Management Tools and Routines
- Lesson 2: Replacing “I’ll Do It Later”
- Lesson 3: Small Tasks to Break the Cycle
Unit 5: The Joy of Discipline
- Lesson 1: Doing Hard Things for Allah
- Lesson 2: Finding Barakah in Productivity
- Lesson 3: Becoming Reliable in Deen and Dunya

Module 6: Greed, Attachment, and Control

Unit 1: Understanding Greed (Tama’)
- Lesson 1: The Desire for More
- Lesson 2: Greed in Wealth, Praise, Control
- Lesson 3: Signs of an Unsatisfied Heart
Unit 2: The Danger of Material Attachment
- Lesson 1: When Things Start Owning You
- Lesson 2: The Prophet ﷺ and Zuhd (Detachment)
- Lesson 3: The Test of Abundance
Unit 3: Control and Obsession
- Lesson 1: Needing to Control Outcomes
- Lesson 2: Trusting Allah vs. Forcing Life
- Lesson 3: Anxiety From Not Letting Go
Unit 4: Healing Through Tawakkul
- Lesson 1: Submitting to Allah’s Plan
- Lesson 2: Practicing Reliance in Daily Life
- Lesson 3: The Peace of Letting Go
Unit 5: The Generosity of a Free Heart
- Lesson 1: Giving Freely
- Lesson 2: Celebrating Others’ Wins
- Lesson 3: Making Dua for Rizq with Tawakkul

Level 7: Akhlaq with Family and Close Relationships

Introduction:

Character shines brightest not in public, but in the private spaces where we are most ourselves—among family and those closest to us. It is easy to show patience, kindness, and gentleness with strangers, but the real test of akhlaq is how we treat our parents, siblings, spouse, children, and those we see every day.

This level explores the heart of relational character: emotional availability, forgiveness, compassion, and communication. It equips students to strengthen family ties, resolve conflicts with wisdom, and build homes rooted in mercy and mutual respect. By aligning our behavior with Prophetic standards, we learn how to turn daily interactions into worship and transform family life into a source of spiritual growth.

Module 1: Character with Parents

Unit 1: Honoring Parents in Islam
- Lesson 1: Qur’anic Commands and Prophetic Examples
- Lesson 2: The Spiritual Weight of Parental Respect
- Lesson 3: Obedience vs. Kindness – What Comes First?
Unit 2: Speaking and Acting with Respect
- Lesson 1: Lowering the Wing of Humility
- Lesson 2: Avoiding Harshness and Frustration
- Lesson 3: When Parents Are Difficult or Unjust
Unit 3: Serving Parents with Joy
- Lesson 1: Small Acts of Service, Big Rewards
- Lesson 2: Listening, Helping, and Being Present
- Lesson 3: Prioritizing Their Needs with Gratitude
Unit 4: Dealing with Parental Disagreements
- Lesson 1: Disagreeing Without Disrespect
- Lesson 2: Setting Boundaries with Wisdom
- Lesson 3: Making Dua for Healing and Guidance
Unit 5: When Parents Age or Pass Away
- Lesson 1: Upholding Their Honor in Later Years
- Lesson 2: Continuing Good Deeds on Their Behalf
- Lesson 3: Grieving with Gratitude and Sabr

Module 2: Akhlaq Between Siblings

Unit 1: Sibling Bonds in the Qur’an and Sunnah
- Lesson 1: Stories of Habil & Qabil, Yusuf & His Brothers
- Lesson 2: Encouraging Love and Cooperation
- Lesson 3: The Prophet’s ﷺ Teachings on Brotherhood
Unit 2: Communication and Conflict Resolution
- Lesson 1: How to Disagree Without Hurting
- Lesson 2: Expressing Needs Respectfully
- Lesson 3: Apologizing and Rebuilding Trust
Unit 3: Avoiding Jealousy and Competition
- Lesson 1: Recognizing Unfair Comparisons
- Lesson 2: Focusing on Personal Growth
- Lesson 3: Celebrating Each Other’s Strengths
Unit 4: Acts of Kindness Between Siblings
- Lesson 1: Helping Without Being Asked
- Lesson 2: Sharing, Supporting, and Showing Up
- Lesson 3: Making Dua for Each Other
Unit 5: Siblings as Lifelong Support
- Lesson 1: Staying Connected Over Time
- Lesson 2: Working Together During Family Trials
- Lesson 3: Reconnecting After Distance or Hurt

Module 3: Character in Marriage

Unit 1: The Prophet’s ﷺ Example as a Husband
- Lesson 1: Kindness, Humor, and Gentleness
- Lesson 2: Respect and Emotional Presence
- Lesson 3: Conflict Without Abuse or Insult
Unit 2: Building Trust and Communication
- Lesson 1: Listening to Understand
- Lesson 2: Speaking Truth with Mercy
- Lesson 3: When Misunderstandings Arise
Unit 3: Love, Mercy, and Forgiveness
- Lesson 1: Surah Ar-Rum: Love as a Sign of Allah
- Lesson 2: Letting Go of Grudges
- Lesson 3: Repairing Without Rehashing
Unit 4: Roles, Responsibilities, and Respect
- Lesson 1: Fairness and Balance in the Home
- Lesson 2: Leadership With Love and Shura
- Lesson 3: Avoiding Oppression in the Name of Islam
Unit 5: Spiritual Intimacy and Growth
- Lesson 1: Praying Together
- Lesson 2: Holding Each Other Accountable
- Lesson 3: Growing Closer to Allah Through Each Other

Module 4: Parenting With Akhlaq

Unit 1: The Prophet ﷺ as a Father and Teacher
- Lesson 1: Playfulness and Affection
- Lesson 2: Educating with Mercy and Wisdom
- Lesson 3: Giving Time and Attention
Unit 2: Teaching Through Modeling
- Lesson 1: Children Mirror What They See
- Lesson 2: Modeling Patience, Gratitude, and Tawakkul
- Lesson 3: The Character You Want Them to Inherit
Unit 3: Discipline Without Harshness
- Lesson 1: Setting Limits with Compassion
- Lesson 2: Correcting Behavior, Not Identity
- Lesson 3: Natural Consequences and Growth
Unit 4: Encouraging Emotional Expression
- Lesson 1: Listening to Children With Your Heart
- Lesson 2: Helping Kids Name and Manage Feelings
- Lesson 3: Creating a Safe Space for Vulnerability
Unit 5: Spiritual Development Through Akhlaq
- Lesson 1: Teaching Duas and Manners Together
- Lesson 2: Turning Routines Into Worship
- Lesson 3: Praising Progress Over Perfection

Module 5: Friendship and Chosen Family

Unit 1: Choosing Friends With Strong Akhlaq
- Lesson 1: The Prophet ﷺ on Companionship
- Lesson 2: You Are Who You Surround Yourself With
- Lesson 3: Identifying Healthy vs. Harmful Friends
Unit 2: Being a Friend With Good Character
- Lesson 1: Loyalty, Honesty, and Support
- Lesson 2: Communicating Expectations Clearly
- Lesson 3: Respecting Boundaries and Time
Unit 3: Conflict and Reconciliation in Friendship
- Lesson 1: Don’t Let Ego End a Good Relationship
- Lesson 2: Confronting Without Attacking
- Lesson 3: Knowing When to Repair or Let Go
Unit 4: Friendship Across Generations
- Lesson 1: Mentorship and Elder Respect
- Lesson 2: Friendships Between Parents and Teens
- Lesson 3: Intergenerational Wisdom and Connection
Unit 5: Friendships for the Sake of Allah
- Lesson 1: Love Without Self-Interest
- Lesson 2: Checking In With Sincerity
- Lesson 3: Praying for and With Friends

Module 6: Conflict, Forgiveness, and Family Unity

Unit 1: Understanding Conflict as a Test of Character
- Lesson 1: Every Family Has Conflict
- Lesson 2: Responding With Ihsan
- Lesson 3: Staying Calm in the Storm
Unit 2: When You Are Hurt by Family
- Lesson 1: Naming the Hurt With Honesty
- Lesson 2: Choosing Forgiveness Without Denial
- Lesson 3: Healing Doesn’t Always Mean Reconciliation
Unit 3: When You Hurt Someone Else
- Lesson 1: Owning Mistakes Without Excuse
- Lesson 2: Giving a Full, Sincere Apology
- Lesson 3: Making Amends and Rebuilding
Unit 4: Preserving Ties of Kinship (Silat ar-Rahm)
- Lesson 1: The Islamic Obligation to Stay Connected
- Lesson 2: Reaching Out With Wisdom and Duas
- Lesson 3: Setting Boundaries Without Cutting Off
Unit 5: Building a Family Culture of Akhlaq
- Lesson 1: Daily Acts of Kindness at Home
- Lesson 2: Making Shura (Consultation) a Habit
- Lesson 3: Leaving a Legacy of Love and Respect

Level 8: Akhlaq in Society and Leadership 

Introduction:

A Muslim’s character is not just measured in the home—it is tested and revealed in the public sphere. Whether at school, work, in the masjid, or as a leader, our interactions with society reflect the values we carry. This level explores how to embody Islamic character in wider social settings, where justice, service, and humility matter more than visibility or praise.

Leadership in Islam is not about authority, but serving with integrity. The Prophet ﷺ was the greatest leader not because of status, but because of his compassion, honesty, and sense of responsibility. This level teaches students to navigate power, teamwork, public responsibility, and social influence through the lens of akhlaq, turning every role—formal or informal—into an opportunity for da’wah and upliftment.

Module 1: Public Character and Social Presence

Unit 1: Being a Muslim in Public Spaces
- Lesson 1: Modesty, Dignity, and Confidence
- Lesson 2: Representing Islam With Your Actions
- Lesson 3: Navigating Stereotypes With Grace
Unit 2: Respecting Differences
- Lesson 1: Politeness Across Cultures and Faiths
- Lesson 2: Agreeing Without Arrogance
- Lesson 3: When to Speak Up and When to Hold Back
Unit 3: Presence in the Masjid
- Lesson 1: Adab in the House of Allah
- Lesson 2: Community Participation With Respect
- Lesson 3: Serving Without Seeking Spotlight
Unit 4: Akhlaq in Schools and Workplaces
- Lesson 1: Professionalism and Manners
- Lesson 2: Dealing with Group Projects and Competition
- Lesson 3: Being Fair, Honest, and Responsible
Unit 5: Social Situations and Public Events
- Lesson 1: Islamic Etiquette in Gatherings
- Lesson 2: Upholding Character in Awkward Situations
- Lesson 3: Showing Strength Through Self-Control

Module 2: Leadership With Integrity

Unit 1: What Makes a Leader in Islam?
- Lesson 1: Servant Leadership – Leading by Serving
- Lesson 2: The Prophet ﷺ as the Model Leader
- Lesson 3: Leadership as a Burden, Not a Privilege
Unit 2: Responsibility and Accountability
- Lesson 1: “Each of You is a Shepherd…”
- Lesson 2: Owning Mistakes and Making Amends
- Lesson 3: The Trust of Decision-Making
Unit 3: Delegation and Teamwork
- Lesson 1: Sharing the Load Without Micromanaging
- Lesson 2: Listening to Everyone’s Voice
- Lesson 3: Uplifting Others’ Strengths
Unit 4: Avoiding the Corruption of Power
- Lesson 1: The Dangers of Ego and Control
- Lesson 2: Rejecting Injustice and Favoritism
- Lesson 3: Remaining Humble When in Charge
Unit 5: Leading With Vision and Values
- Lesson 1: Making Character-Based Decisions
- Lesson 2: Balancing Goals With Mercy
- Lesson 3: Leaving a Legacy of Trust

Module 3: Justice and Fairness in Society

Unit 1: Understanding Social Justice in Islam
- Lesson 1: Fairness as a Divine Command
- Lesson 2: Justice Beyond the Legal System
- Lesson 3: Equity, Compassion, and Truth
Unit 2: Speaking Out Against Injustice
- Lesson 1: The Prophet ﷺ on Defending the Oppressed
- Lesson 2: Courage to Confront Wrong
- Lesson 3: Wisdom in When and How to Speak
Unit 3: Fairness in Daily Life
- Lesson 1: Bias in School, Work, and Friendships
- Lesson 2: Fighting Favoritism and Unfair Advantage
- Lesson 3: Standing for Others, Not Just Ourselves
Unit 4: Upholding Rights and Trusts
- Lesson 1: Trustworthy in Money and Responsibility
- Lesson 2: Protecting Others’ Reputations
- Lesson 3: Avoiding False Accusations or Assumptions
Unit 5: Creating a Culture of Fairness
- Lesson 1: Practicing Shura (Consultation)
- Lesson 2: Calling Out Injustice With Integrity
- Lesson 3: Spreading Fairness in Family and Community

Module 4: Community Involvement and Service

Unit 1: The Role of the Muslim in the Ummah
- Lesson 1: Being a Beneficial Person
- Lesson 2: Balancing Local and Global Concern
- Lesson 3: Starting With What’s Around You
Unit 2: Volunteering With Sincerity
- Lesson 1: Serving for Allah, Not Applause
- Lesson 2: Behind-the-Scenes Efforts That Count
- Lesson 3: Avoiding Burnout and Guilt
Unit 3: Helping Without Harming
- Lesson 1: Empowering, Not Pitying
- Lesson 2: Listening Before Assisting
- Lesson 3: Culturally and Emotionally Aware Giving
Unit 4: Consistency in Community Work
- Lesson 1: Small but Regular Contributions
- Lesson 2: Time Management for Service
- Lesson 3: Prioritizing Quality Over Quantity
Unit 5: Making a Lasting Impact
- Lesson 1: Building Institutions and Initiatives
- Lesson 2: Mentoring the Next Generation
- Lesson 3: Inspiring Others Through Akhlaq

Module 5: Ethical Advocacy and Activism

Unit 1: When and How to Get Involved
- Lesson 1: Islam and Civic Engagement
- Lesson 2: Choosing Causes That Align With Values
- Lesson 3: Being Informed and Responsible
Unit 2: Public Speech and Protest Ethics
- Lesson 1: Respectful, Effective Messaging
- Lesson 2: Avoiding Vulgarity and Division
- Lesson 3: Representing the Deen in Public
Unit 3: Using Platforms Wisely
- Lesson 1: Social Media for Awareness, Not Fame
- Lesson 2: Navigating Cancel Culture With Wisdom
- Lesson 3: Speaking Truth Without Arrogance
Unit 4: Dealing With Opposition and Pushback
- Lesson 1: Responding to Criticism With Character
- Lesson 2: Staying Calm Under Fire
- Lesson 3: Leading With Integrity, Even When Misunderstood
Unit 5: Being a Voice for the Voiceless
- Lesson 1: Advocating for Marginalized Groups
- Lesson 2: Amplifying Others Without Centering the Self
- Lesson 3: Using Privilege With Humility

Module 6: Akhlaq in Leadership Transitions

Unit 1: Knowing When to Step Up
- Lesson 1: Identifying Gaps and Needs
- Lesson 2: Offering Help Without Seeking Power
- Lesson 3: Stepping Forward With Humility
Unit 2: Knowing When to Step Down
- Lesson 1: Avoiding Clinging to Control
- Lesson 2: Passing the Torch With Grace
- Lesson 3: Supporting the Next Leader
Unit 3: Mentoring Others in Character
- Lesson 1: Teaching by Example
- Lesson 2: Creating a Safe Space for Growth
- Lesson 3: Correcting With Compassion
Unit 4: Healing from Leadership Wounds
- Lesson 1: When You’ve Been Hurt by Leaders
- Lesson 2: Staying Connected to the Deen, Not Just People
- Lesson 3: Restoring Trust and Hope
Unit 5: Legacy Leadership
- Lesson 1: What You Leave Behind
- Lesson 2: Character as the True Measure
- Lesson 3: Being Remembered for Integrity, Not Popularity

Level 9: Akhlaq in a Modern & Digital World

Introduction:

Technology has reshaped how we live, work, learn, and connect—but it has also introduced new challenges to character and behavior. In a world of social media, rapid communication, and digital distractions, Muslims must navigate how to preserve sincerity, modesty, respect, and integrity in spaces that often reward the opposite.

This level helps students apply timeless Islamic values in modern settings—balancing engagement with boundaries, influence with humility, and connectivity with presence. From text messages to group chats, online debates to digital content creation, this level offers practical guidance on how to live with akhlaq across all platforms and maintain one’s spiritual dignity in a constantly shifting world.

Module 1: Digital Communication and Messaging

Unit 1: Texting With Tact
- Lesson 1: Writing With Respect and Clarity
- Lesson 2: Avoiding Misunderstandings in Tone
- Lesson 3: Responding Promptly and Thoughtfully
Unit 2: Voice Notes, Emails, and Online Etiquette
- Lesson 1: Professional and Polite Language
- Lesson 2: Respecting Boundaries and Response Time
- Lesson 3: Avoiding Passive-Aggressive Behavior
Unit 3: Group Chats and Comments
- Lesson 1: Staying Respectful in Group Settings
- Lesson 2: Avoiding Gossip, Jokes, and Backbiting
- Lesson 3: Encouraging Kindness in Online Circles
Unit 4: Honoring Digital Privacy
- Lesson 1: Not Forwarding Without Consent
- Lesson 2: Keeping Confidentiality Online
- Lesson 3: Respecting Personal Boundaries
Unit 5: Making Dhikr of the Tongue and Thumbs
- Lesson 1: Making Digital Speech Count
- Lesson 2: Turning Phones Into Tools of Barakah
- Lesson 3: Guarding the Tongue—Even When Typed

Module 2: Social Media and Self-Image

Unit 1: The Digital Mirror
- Lesson 1: Who Are You Online?
- Lesson 2: The Gap Between Reality and Image
- Lesson 3: Authenticity With Purpose
Unit 2: The Dangers of Vanity and Attention-Seeking
- Lesson 1: Posting for Likes vs. Posting for Allah
- Lesson 2: Narcissism and the Need to Be Seen
- Lesson 3: Checking the Nafs Before Posting
Unit 3: Hijab, Modesty, and Online Identity
- Lesson 1: Rethinking Modesty in a Visual World
- Lesson 2: Men and Women Guarding Their Eyes
- Lesson 3: Private vs. Public Expression
Unit 4: Envy and Comparison Culture
- Lesson 1: Scrolling Without Jealousy
- Lesson 2: Gratitude in a Curated World
- Lesson 3: Making Dua for Those Who Have What You Want
Unit 5: Social Media as a Tool for Good
- Lesson 1: Sharing Knowledge and Reminder Posts
- Lesson 2: Inspiring With Sincerity
- Lesson 3: Uplifting Others Without Preaching

Module 3: Entertainment and Content Choices

Unit 1: What We Consume Shapes Us
- Lesson 1: Mindful Media Habits
- Lesson 2: The Subtle Effects of Repeated Exposure
- Lesson 3: Purifying the Heart Through Filtering
Unit 2: Islamic Guidelines on Content
- Lesson 1: What’s Halal, What’s Harmful
- Lesson 2: Avoiding Vulgarity, Violence, and Vain Talk
- Lesson 3: Watching With Intention and Reflection
Unit 3: Music, Games, and Algorithms
- Lesson 1: Evaluating Entertainment Choices
- Lesson 2: Moderation, Not Addiction
- Lesson 3: Protecting the Soul From Normalized Sin
Unit 4: Time Management and Distraction
- Lesson 1: Avoiding Doomscrolling and Wasting Hours
- Lesson 2: Scheduling Screen Time With Purpose
- Lesson 3: Replacing Bad Habits With Dhikr and Study
Unit 5: Finding Halal Alternatives
- Lesson 1: Clean Platforms and Positive Influencers
- Lesson 2: Creative Hobbies That Uplift the Heart
- Lesson 3: Building a Sunnah-Centered Entertainment Life

Module 4: Online Debates, Disagreements, and Da’wah

Unit 1: Adab of Disagreement
- Lesson 1: Respectful Disagreement in Islam
- Lesson 2: Knowing When to Engage and When to Exit
- Lesson 3: Avoiding “Winning” at the Cost of Character
Unit 2: Debating With Compassion and Truth
- Lesson 1: “Speak Good, or Stay Silent”
- Lesson 2: Dealing With Trolls and Harsh Critics
- Lesson 3: When to Block, Mute, or Unfollow
Unit 3: Da’wah With Wisdom
- Lesson 1: Sharing the Deen Without Arrogance
- Lesson 2: Inviting With Beauty, Not Shame
- Lesson 3: Respecting Diverse Paths of Growth
Unit 4: Spreading Misinformation and Rumors
- Lesson 1: Verifying Before Sharing (Surah Al-Hujurat)
- Lesson 2: Staying Silent on What You Don’t Know
- Lesson 3: Avoiding Sensationalism for Clout
Unit 5: The Akhlaq of Online Influence
- Lesson 1: Followers vs. Accountability Before Allah
- Lesson 2: Private Deeds > Public Praise
- Lesson 3: The Prophet ﷺ as the Ultimate Influencer

Module 5: Boundaries, Mental Health, and Technology

Unit 1: Emotional Health and Overstimulation
- Lesson 1: Digital Exhaustion and Anxiety
- Lesson 2: Recognizing When to Log Off
- Lesson 3: Creating Peaceful Screen-Free Spaces
Unit 2: Sleep, Salah, and Scrolling
- Lesson 1: Putting Devices Away Before Bed
- Lesson 2: Prioritizing Salah Over Notifications
- Lesson 3: Starting and Ending the Day With Dhikr
Unit 3: Boundaries With People Online
- Lesson 1: Avoiding Flirting, Oversharing, and DMs
- Lesson 2: Guarding the Heart in Online Friendships
- Lesson 3: Blocking for Safety, Not Ego
Unit 4: Family, Friends, and Screen Time
- Lesson 1: Replacing Screen Time With Real Presence
- Lesson 2: Making Shared Tech Rules at Home
- Lesson 3: Modeling Balance for Children and Siblings
Unit 5: Mindful Digital Habits
- Lesson 1: Tech-Free Salah Times and Meals
- Lesson 2: Weekly Digital Detox
- Lesson 3: Using Tech to Serve Deen and Akhlaq

Module 6: Technology and the Future of Character

Unit 1: AI, Filters, and Altered Realities
- Lesson 1: Staying Honest in an Edited World
- Lesson 2: Ethical Use of New Tools
- Lesson 3: Embracing Simplicity Over Spectacle
Unit 2: Fame, Viral Culture, and Islamic Ethics
- Lesson 1: Seeking Attention vs. Seeking Allah
- Lesson 2: Going Viral Without Compromising Values
- Lesson 3: The Illusion of Influence
Unit 3: Online Commerce and Business Akhlaq
- Lesson 1: Selling Without Deception
- Lesson 2: Reviews, Referrals, and Honesty
- Lesson 3: Earning Barakah in Digital Income
Unit 4: Digital Legacies and the Afterlife
- Lesson 1: What Are You Leaving Behind?
- Lesson 2: Writing and Sharing With Sadaqah Jariyah in Mind
- Lesson 3: Using Platforms to Benefit Generations
Unit 5: Cultivating Taqwa in a Digital World
- Lesson 1: Allah Sees What Others Don’t
- Lesson 2: Practicing Presence in a Distracted Age
- Lesson 3: Living With Ihsan Online and Offline

Level 10: Legacy of Akhlaq – Becoming a Person of Ihsan

Introduction:

The goal of akhlaq isn’t to impress others or check off a moral list—it’s to become someone who pleases Allah, brings peace to people, and reflects the beauty of Islam in every moment. This final level focuses on transforming character into ihsan—excellence rooted in sincerity, worship, and love of Allah.

At this stage, learners will reflect on their personal growth, identify their legacy, and commit to lifelong self-improvement. We explore how character becomes a form of da’wah, how to model akhlaq for future generations, and how to remain grounded through tests, praise, or success. This is where akhlaq becomes identity—quietly powerful, deeply intentional, and rooted in ihsan.

Module 1: Understanding Ihsan in Character

Unit 1: What Is Ihsan?
- Lesson 1: Worshipping as If You See Allah
- Lesson 2: Excellence in Deeds and Behavior
- Lesson 3: The Prophetic Hadith of Jibreel
Unit 2: The Connection Between Ihsan and Akhlaq
- Lesson 1: Going Beyond the Minimum
- Lesson 2: Ihsan in Private and Public Life
- Lesson 3: When Character Becomes Devotion
Unit 3: Internalizing Beauty in Action
- Lesson 1: Doing Everything With Sincerity
- Lesson 2: Refining Behavior Without Expecting Praise
- Lesson 3: Polishing the Soul Through Repetition
Unit 4: Ihsan as a Lifelong Journey
- Lesson 1: Constant Self-Improvement
- Lesson 2: Loving Allah Through Character
- Lesson 3: Duas to Be Among the Muhsineen
Unit 5: Anchoring Ihsan in Every Role
- Lesson 1: As a Family Member
- Lesson 2: As a Community Member
- Lesson 3: As a Servant of Allah

Module 2: Leaving a Legacy of Character

Unit 1: What Does It Mean to Leave a Legacy?
- Lesson 1: Legacy Is What People Remember After You’re Gone
- Lesson 2: Character Outlives Words and Accomplishments
- Lesson 3: The Prophet’s ﷺ Legacy of Akhlaq
Unit 2: Shaping Your Legacy Intentionally
- Lesson 1: The Daily Habits That Build Character
- Lesson 2: Deciding How You Want to Be Remembered
- Lesson 3: Making Amends and Starting Fresh
Unit 3: Being a Model for Others
- Lesson 1: Living the Values You Preach
- Lesson 2: Quiet Influence vs. Public Declarations
- Lesson 3: Teaching Through Presence
Unit 4: Character That Transforms Generations
- Lesson 1: The Ripple Effect of Good Manners
- Lesson 2: Raising Children With Your Values
- Lesson 3: Inspiring Akhlaq in the Ummah
Unit 5: Writing Your Final Chapter
- Lesson 1: A Death That Reflects a Life of Beauty
- Lesson 2: Prayers, Praise, and Silent Impact
- Lesson 3: What Will Be Said at Your Janazah?

Module 3: Consistency, Resilience, and Renewal

Unit 1: Staying Consistent in Character
- Lesson 1: The Power of Small, Regular Deeds
- Lesson 2: Building Habits That Last
- Lesson 3: Avoiding Burnout and Spiritual Fatigue
Unit 2: Dealing With Praise and Popularity
- Lesson 1: Staying Humble When Noticed
- Lesson 2: Refusing to Build Your Identity on Applause
- Lesson 3: Deflecting Praise to Allah
Unit 3: Rising After Failure
- Lesson 1: Everyone Slips—Even the Best
- Lesson 2: Repentance That Leads to Growth
- Lesson 3: Resilience Through Reflection
Unit 4: Protecting Your Character in Crisis
- Lesson 1: Akhlaq Under Pressure
- Lesson 2: When You’re Tested With Loss or Injustice
- Lesson 3: Strengthening Sabr and Tawakkul
Unit 5: Lifelong Tawbah and Renewal
- Lesson 1: Keep Coming Back to Allah
- Lesson 2: Regular Muhasabah (Self-Review)
- Lesson 3: Renewing Intentions Year After Year

Module 4: Character and Worship

Unit 1: Akhlaq in Salah and Worship Spaces
- Lesson 1: Respect in the Masjid
- Lesson 2: Khushu’ as a Character Trait
- Lesson 3: Worship That Softens the Heart
Unit 2: Quranic Transformation
- Lesson 1: Letting the Quran Shape Your Behavior
- Lesson 2: Reciting With Application in Mind
- Lesson 3: The Prophet ﷺ as a “Walking Quran”
Unit 3: Fasting and Self-Control
- Lesson 1: Ramadan as a Character Workshop
- Lesson 2: Fasting From Harmful Behavior
- Lesson 3: Protecting the Tongue and Heart
Unit 4: Dhikr, Dua, and the Heart
- Lesson 1: Character Begins With a Remembering Heart
- Lesson 2: Dhikr as a Way to Calm the Nafs
- Lesson 3: Making Dua for Akhlaq Daily
Unit 5: Worship That Extends Beyond Ritual
- Lesson 1: Turning Kindness Into ‘Ibadah
- Lesson 2: Serving Others for Allah’s Sake
- Lesson 3: Every Action, a Path to Allah

Module 5: Teaching Akhlaq to Others

Unit 1: Parenting With Prophetic Character
- Lesson 1: Modeling Akhlaq Before Teaching It
- Lesson 2: Gentle Correction and Encouragement
- Lesson 3: Making Akhlaq Part of Daily Family Life
Unit 2: Educating Through Example
- Lesson 1: Teaching Youth Through Presence
- Lesson 2: Encouraging Growth Over Perfection
- Lesson 3: Building Safe Spaces for Mistakes
Unit 3: Mentorship and Community Influence
- Lesson 1: Taking Responsibility as a Role Model
- Lesson 2: Guiding Without Judging
- Lesson 3: Uplifting Others With Integrity
Unit 4: Cultivating Akhlaq in Classrooms and Programs
- Lesson 1: Structuring Lessons Around Character
- Lesson 2: Praising Akhlaq Alongside Knowledge
- Lesson 3: Celebrating Ethical Wins
Unit 5: Leading With Mercy and Presence
- Lesson 1: Character Is What Earns Hearts
- Lesson 2: Correcting With Love
- Lesson 3: Creating a Culture of Ihsan

Module 6: Final Commitments and Vision

Unit 1: Writing a Personal Character Vision
- Lesson 1: “Who Do I Want to Be in 10 Years?”
- Lesson 2: Setting Ihsan-Based Character Goals
- Lesson 3: Designing a Growth Map
Unit 2: Spiritual Routines for Life
- Lesson 1: Morning and Evening Character Check-Ins
- Lesson 2: Weekly Family Akhlaq Discussions
- Lesson 3: Journaling for Legacy and Progress
Unit 3: Akhlaq as Your Identity
- Lesson 1: Letting Go of the Ego-Based Self
- Lesson 2: Embracing a Heart-Centered Personality
- Lesson 3: Becoming Someone People Trust and Love
Unit 4: Planning for the Hereafter
- Lesson 1: The Akhlaq That Enters Jannah
- Lesson 2: Duas for Legacy and Forgiveness
- Lesson 3: Akhlaq as the Heaviest Thing on the Scale
Unit 5: Final Reflections and Duas
- Lesson 1: A Letter to Your Future Self
- Lesson 2: A Final Dua for Akhlaq
- Lesson 3: Sending the Light Forward

Completion

Course Completion – Akhlaq (Character Development)

Section: Character & Ethics
Course Length: 10 Levels | 60 Modules | 300 Units | ~900 Lessons

Course Summary

The Akhlaq (Character Development) course has taken you on a deeply transformative journey—from understanding the foundations of Islamic character to embodying excellence (ihsan) in every aspect of life. With the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ as our ultimate model, you’ve explored how sincere faith fuels consistent behavior, and how internal virtues shape external actions.

You’ve engaged in self-reflection, battled the inner struggles of the nafs, and committed to becoming a source of goodness for your family, community, and the ummah. This course has been about more than manners—it’s about living Islam with depth, beauty, and intentionality in everything you do.

Akhlaq is not something we finish—it is something we refine every day. As you move forward, may your character continue to be your da’wah, your dignity, and your path to closeness with Allah.

Key Takeaways

Character is a core expression of worship in Islam.
The Prophet ﷺ modeled excellence in every role and relationship.
Real akhlaq is tested in private, in hardship, and in influence.
Inner work (like sincerity, humility, and patience) is essential for outer conduct.
Leadership, technology, relationships, and daily life all reflect your values.
Legacy is built on consistent acts of integrity and sincerity.

Reflection Questions

What part of this course changed how you see yourself?
Which lesson do you want to revisit or teach someone else?
How will you make akhlaq your identity, not just your behavior?

Completion Dua

اللهمزينّابزينةالإيمان،واجعلناهداةمهتدين،وبلّغنامراتبالإحسان.
“O Allah, adorn us with the beauty of faith, make us guides and rightly guided, and elevate us to the stations of ihsan.”

What’s Next?

To continue growing in the Character & Ethics section, consider enrolling in:

Adab (Etiquette)
Empathy in Islam
Social Ethics
Social Relationships

Or explore other sections like:

Applied Islam (Prayer, Fasting, Personal Finance, Mental Health)
Islamic Studies (Fiqh, Aqeedah, Seerah, History)
Qur’anic Studies or Life Skills & Identity