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Morality in the Quran, The Greater Good of Humanity by M A DRAZ

MORALITY IN THE QURAN

Book Contents

• Obligation
• Sources of Moral Obligation
• The Characteristics of Moral Obligation
  • Possibility of Action
  • Gentle Practice
  • Delimitation and Grading of Duties
• Antinomies of Obligation
  • Unity and Diversity
  • Authority and Liberty
• Qur’anic Conciliation
• Conclusion
• Responsibilit
• Analysis if the General Idea of Responsibility
• Conditions of Moral and Religious
• Responsibility
  • The Personal Nature of Responsibility
  • Legal Foundation
  • The Internal Aspect of an Action
  • Freedom
• The Social Aspect of Responsibility
• Conclusion
• Sanction
• Moral Sanction
• Legal Sanction
• The System of Qur’anic Exhortations and the
• Place of Divine Sanction
  • Internal Justification
  • Considerations of Attitude
  • Consideration of Consequence
• Divine Sanction
  • Divine Retribution in the Present.
  • Divine Sanction in the World to Come
• Conclusion
• Intention And Inclinations
• Intention
• А. Intention as a Condition of Validity
• B. The Intention and Nature of Moral Action
• C. The Prevalence of the Intention Over the
• Action
  • Can Intention be Enough by Itself?
• Inclinations to Act
  • The Role and Nature of the Mediate Intention
  • The Good Intention
• Innocent Intention
• Evil Intentions
• Intention to Do Harm
• The Intention to Avoid One’s Duties
• The Intention to Gain Illicit Profit

• The Intention to Please People
  • Purity of Intention and Mixed Inclinations
• Conclusion
• Effort
• Effort and Spontaneity
• А. Eliminatory Effort
  • Creative Effort
• Physical Effort
• Effort and Gentleness
• Conclusion
• General Conclusion