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The perfect identity of the Muslim
The perfect Muslim character is particular and adjusted. The Muslim is the exemplification of the teachings of the Quran and the "Sunnah" (colloquialisms, activities and the endorsements of the Prophet Muhammad sallallaahu `alayhi wa sallam ( may Allah lift up his notice )). He takes after the teachings of the Book of Allah (i.e. Quran) and the case of the Prophet Muhammad sallallaahu `alayhi wa sallam ( may Allah commend his notice ) in all undertakings, relations, and circumstances – beginning with his association with his Lord, his own self, his family and the general population around him.
His state of mind towards Allah
A standout amongst the most recognizing components of the (perfect) Muslim is his profound confidence in Allah, The Exalted, and his conviction that whatever happens in the universe and whatever comes to pass for him, just happens through the will and the announcement of Allah. The Muslim is firmly associated with Allah, never forgets Him, puts his trust in Him and is devoted towards Him.
His confidence is unadulterated and clear, uncontaminated by any strain of obliviousness, superstition or hallucination. His conviction and love depend on the Quran and the valid 'Sunnah'.
The Muslim is ready and receptive to the radiance of Allah. He realizes that it is Allah who is in control of the undertakings of the universe and of humankind, and He (Allah) Knows all and Witnesses each mystery.
A Muslim feels in the profundities of his spirit that he is in consistent need of the assistance and backing of Allah, regardless of the amount he may think he can accomplish for himself. He must choose between limited options throughout his life yet to submit to the will of Allah, love Him, endeavor towards the Right Path and do great deeds.
This will manage him to be exemplary and upright in every one of his deeds, both in broad daylight and in private.
A Muslim perceives the indications of the boundless force of Allah in the universe, thus his confidence in Allah builds: Allah, The Exalted, Says (what signifies): "Verily! In the making of the sky and the earth and (in) the distinction of night and day are tokens (of His power) for men of comprehension. For example, recollect Allah, standing, sitting, and leaning back, and consider the formation of the sky and the earth, (and say): Our Lord! You made not this futile. Transcendence be to You! Save us from the fate of Fire." [Quran 3: 190-191]
His disposition towards his body, psyche and soul
The Muslim gives careful consideration to his body's physical, scholarly and otherworldly needs.
He takes great consideration of his body, advancing its great wellbeing and quality. He is dynamic, doesn't eat in abundance; yet he eats enough to keep up his wellbeing and vitality. He comprehends that a solid adherent is more cherished by Allah than a feeble devotee. Allah, The Exalted, Says (what implies): "… Eat and drink; yet squander not by overabundance, for Allah cherishes not the wasters." [Quran 7: 31]
The Muslim avoids medications and stimulants. He additionally does not neglect to practice routinely to keep up his physical wellness.
The Muslim additionally keeps his body and garments clean. He showers as often as possible. The Prophet sallallaahu `alayhi wa sallam ( may Allah lift up his notice ) set an incredible accentuation on cleanliness and showering. Cleanliness makes the Muslim more agreeable to individuals. He additionally deals with his mouth and teeth.
It is nothing unexpected that the Muslim is worried with his garments and appearance. The Muslim does every one of this as per the Islamic perfect of balance, maintaining a strategic distance from the extremes of distortion and carelessness.
Allah Says (what signifies): "Say: Who has taboo the decoration of Allah which He has delivered for His bondmen, and the great things of His giving? Say: Such, on the Day of Resurrection, will be just for the individuals who thought amid the life of the world. Accordingly do We detail Our disclosures for individuals who have information." [Quran 7: 32]
With respect to his scholarly care, the Muslim deals with his brain by scrutinizing helpful information. He is capable to look for information whether it is religious or mainstream, so he may comprehend the nature and the quintessence of things. Allah Says (what implies): "… and say: My Lord! Build me in information." [Quran 20: 114]
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