Pretension and Conceit offers a comprehensive examination of two significant moral vices within Islamic ethics: pretension (riyaa) and conceit (kibr). This book delves into the nature, consequences, and remedies for these destructive traits, providing readers with practical guidance for overcoming them and fostering genuine humility and sincerity. Key features of the book include: Definition and Nature: In-depth exploration of pretension and conceit, defining these concepts and discussing their manifestations in personal behavior and social interactions. Quranic and Hadith Perspectives: Analysis of Quranic verses and Hadith that address these vices, highlighting the ethical and spiritual consequences of harboring such traits. Psychological Insights: Examination of the psychological roots of pretension and conceit, and how they impact one’s relationship with God and others. Ethical Implications: Discussion on how these traits contradict the core values of humility, sincerity, and self-awareness that are central to Islamic ethics. Practical Remedies: Strategies for overcoming pretension and conceit, including self-reflection, repentance, and the cultivation of genuine humility and empathy. Pretension and Conceit serves as a valuable resource for individuals seeking to purify their hearts and align their actions with Islamic teachings, promoting personal growth and ethical integrity.