Among the noble principles that safeguard the moral fabric of society, Amr bil Ma’rūf (enjoining good) holds a central and sacred place in Islam. It is not merely a social responsibility — it is a divine command that reflects the believer’s love for truth, justice, and compassion.
This course explores the profound ethical, psychological, and spiritual dimensions of Amr bil Ma’rūf, as taught by the Qur’an and the Ahlulbayt (a). Learners will discover that calling towards good is not about authority or judgment, but about gentle guidance, sincere concern, and moral courage — helping others rise toward goodness while refining one’s own soul in the process.
Through practical insights and real-life applications, the course discusses the balance between wisdom and firmness, how to recognize the right time, tone, and manner of offering advice, and how this practice sustains harmony in families and communities. It also explores how neglecting this duty allows immorality and injustice to spread silently within societies.
Ultimately, this course revives the Qur’anic spirit of believers as “those who enjoin good and forbid evil” — individuals who embody the light of guidance, uphold ethical strength, and contribute to the moral awakening of the Ummah.
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