Al-Ihsan and Its Relationship to the Purpose of Preserving Religion: An Objective Study

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Mohammed Mohammed Mahdi Al-Soudi

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This research aims to explore the concept of Ihsan and its connection to the purpose of preserving religion from the perspective of self-annihilation (Fana'). This is to demonstrate the comprehensiveness of Ihsan and its relation to all aspects of life. The preservation of religion through self-annihilation is achieved by individuals, society, and the state. The study employs an inductive, analytical, and jurisprudential approach focused on purposes (Maqasidi) to analyze the elements of the subject. It explains the ultimate goal of Ihsan towards religion, which increases the reader's faith, satisfaction in their conscience, love for the Sharia, steadfastness, and adherence to their religion, making them proud and honored by it. Ihsan is a noble trait that Muslims should embody throughout their lives and adhere to in all their affairs. It is essential for every educator, preacher, and teacher of good to possess this commendable quality, as it elevates anyone who adopts it and diminishes anyone who neglects it.

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Al-Soudi, M. M. M. (2025). Al-Ihsan and Its Relationship to the Purpose of Preserving Religion: An Objective Study. Sana’a University Journal of Human Sciences, 4(6), 297–331. https://doi.org/10.59628/jhs.v4i6.1567
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