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🤲Spiritual Refinement, Manners & Remembrance

Slandering passion

ذم الهوى

Author: جمال الدين أبو الفرج عبد الرحمن بن علي بن محمد الجوزي (المتوفى: 597هـ) (d. 597)

About this work

كتاب ذم الهوى لمؤلفه ابن الجوزي يُصنف ضمن الرقاق والآداب والأذكار، ويُعتبر كتابًا يهتم بدراسة العقل وفضله، وذم الهوى والشهوات، ومجاهدة النفس ومحاسبتها، بالإضافة إلى مواضيع أخرى مثل الصبر، وحراسة القلب، وتقليب القلوب، والرغبة إلى الله تعالى في إصلاحها. يبدو أن الكتاب يهدف إلى توجيه النصيحة والارشاد للقارئ في كيفية التعامل مع الهوى والشهوات، ومحاربة النفس، وتحفيز القارئ على الصبر والتقرب إلى الله. يحتوي الكتاب على عدة أبواب تتناول مواضيع متعددة، ويبدو أن المؤلف قد بذل جهدًا في تجميع هذه المواضيع لتقديم كتاب شاملة يعالج قضايا روحية واخلاقية هامة.

Translation

The book Condemning Passions, by Ibn al-Jawzi, is classified under Al-Riqaq, Etiquette, and Remembrances, and is considered a book concerned with studying the mind and its virtues, condemning passions and desires, struggling with the soul and holding it accountable, in addition to other topics such as patience, guarding the heart, turning hearts, and the desire to God Almighty to reform them. It seems that the book aims to provide advice and guidance to the reader on how to deal with passion and desires, fight the self, and motivate the reader to be patient and draw closer to God. The book contains several sections that address multiple topics, and it seems that the author has made an effort to compile these topics to present a comprehensive book that addresses important spiritual and moral issues.

Topics covered

  • The first chapter discusses the mind and its virtues and its nature
  • Mentioning the virtue of reason through voluntary prayers
  • He mentioned the virtue of reason in terms of deduction
  • Chapter Two: Condemning passion and desires
  • Mentioning poems spoken in disparagement of passion
  • The third chapter discusses struggling with oneself, holding it accountable, and rebuking it
  • Mentioning poems that were said about that
  • Chapter Four: In praise of patience and urging it
  • Chapter: God Almighty has urged patience
  • Chapter Five: On guarding the heart from exposure to concerns and temptations
  • Chapter Six: Mentioning what makes the heart rust
  • The seventh chapter is about mentioning what denies its echo from the hearts
  • Chapter Nine: Remembrance of the preacher from the heart
  • Chapter Ten: The command to empty the heart of something other than the love of the Lord
  • Chapter Eleven: On the matter regardless of sight
  • Chapter Twelve: Condemning the curiosity of looking
  • Chapter Thirteen: Warning against the evil of sight
  • Chapter fifteen mentions the sin of looking and its punishment
  • Chapter Sixteen: Mention of those who punish themselves for looking
  • Chapter Eighteen: Mentioning the reward for one who lowers his gaze from what is forbidden
  • Chapter nineteen deals with worry and thought generated by sight
  • Chapter Twenty: Mentioning what one does when a woman sees him and likes him
  • Chapter Twenty-One mentions the prohibition of being alone with a foreign woman
  • Chapter Twenty-Two: Warning against the temptation of women
  • Chapter Twenty-Four: Warning against sins and their ugliness

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