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LESSONS ON ISLAMIC MORALS
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Mohammad Ali Shomali
This book is based on a series of 30 lectures delivered by the
author on Islamic Ethics in Qum in winter 2012. The series
was delivered as a course for a correspondence degree on
the subject. Each lecture was around 25 minutes and was
recorded in a studio.
Thanks to God, the series has been used by correspondence
students from the academic year 2012-2013 till now. Due to
the importance of the subject on the one hand, and need for
more texts on the subject in English on the other, it was
decided to publish it as a book as well. After preparing
the transcripts, the text was edited and references were
added. Some parts which were more philosophical were
removed. We are now pleased to present this humble book
to our dear readers. It is hoped that they will find it useful
for their study of Islamic morals and find it of help in their
personal moral development. At the same time, I admit that
more work needs to be done on this in order to make it
more precise and concie.
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