Morals - The Sublimity of Morals

 

Good manners attract hearts. With good speech and lofty character, people are drawn towards you. The Prophet, peace be upon him, was a role model in his manners as well as interactions. There was a Jewish boy who used to serve the Prophet, peace be upon him. He fell ill, and the Prophet, peace be upon him, visited him, sat by his head, and said to him, "Embrace Islam." The boy looked at his father, who was present, and he said to him, "Obey Abu Al-Qasim (the Prophet) and embrace Islam." So the boy became a Muslim. The Prophet, peace be upon him, left while saying, "Praise be to Allah who saved him from the Hellfire." 

(Al-Bukhari)1

The well manner does not require spending money or exhausting oneself. The good moral is nothing, but a cheerful face, doing good deeds, and refraining from causing harm.

Adorning oneself with good manners, noble ethics, good guidance, and righteous conduct is characteristic of virtuous and honorable individuals. The best people are those with the best morals. The Prophet, peace be upon him, said, "Indeed, among the best of you are those with the best manners." (Agreed upon)2. Refining souls is a means to cultivate hearts and serves as evidence of praiseworthy matters.

Accordingly, our religion commands noble behavior and prohibits vices. A person's elevation is through his religion, Etiquette, and morals.

References;

1 Sahih Al-Bukhari, Book of Funerals, Chapter: If a child embraces Islam and dies, should the funeral prayer be performed for them, Hadith number (1356), from the narration of Anas, may Allah be pleased with him.

2 Sahih Al-Bukhari, Book of Virtues, Chapter: The abundance of the Prophet's modesty, Hadith number (3559), and Sahih Muslim, Book of Virtues, Chapter: The abundance of the Prophet's modesty, Hadith number (2321), from the narration of Abdullah ibn Amr, may Allah be pleased with him.