◆ The illuminated Qur'an and golden balance scales of justice: representing the universal, non-negotiable moral foundation of Islam, where personal character ( Akhlaq ) is elevated to the highest form of worship. Morality in Islam: Character & Self-Development By Mohammad Aamir | Updated July 2026 | 16 Min Read | Category: Islamic Ethics & Self-Development ◆ Executive Summary & Abstract The concept of morality—derived from the Latin moralitas ("manner, character, and proper behaviour")—serves as the vital heartbeat of human civilization. While modern secular philosophies frequently view right and wrong as fluid, relative social constructs, Islam establishes a universal, divine ethical framework grounded in the sovereignty of One God ( Tawhid ) and accountability on the Day of Judgment ( Al-Akhirah ). In Islamic theology, moral excellence ( Akhlaq ) is not d...
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