What This Book Offers
● Eight chapters, from “You in the Second Womb” to divine aid, followed by a conclusion on deep-rooted truthfulness (siddiqiyya). A Neglected Duty: Developing the self through tazkiya and servanthood; your self is your first responsibility.Four Dimensions of the Human Self: Body, heart, intellect, and spirit as aspects of one human self, not separate selves.The Formation of the Self: Exploring the regularities of existence, formative encounters, and how repeated choices cultivate the will and shape stable dispositions.Inner Truthfulness in Practice: A practical course of disclosure, decision, and repeated action.Reflection and Key Concepts: A reflective pause at the end of each chapter and an index of 37 key concepts.
Who This Book Is For
This book is intended for:Readers seeking meaning and direction: Those absorbed in work and achievement who want more than better time management.Readers of No Limits: Those who want to understand the foundations behind its exercises.Those interested in the human self: Anyone exploring the self and its ultimate destiny within the Islamic worldview.Educators and guides: Those concerned with developing the will and cultivating lasting habits.
Project Context and Academic Standing
The project’s book of the human self: it develops the account of becoming and the journey elaborated in the governing reference text. Its index aids the reader but does not replace the authoritative definitions in that text’s reference glossary. The book is also among the reading sources proposed for the Advanced Diploma in the Islamic Theory of Origination. Its first Arabic edition was published in 2026.
