Al-Ghazali on Intention, Sincerity and Truthfulness is a study of inner ethics and spiritual integrity, focusing on the foundations of moral action in religious life. The work examines how intentions shape deeds and how sincerity and truthfulness determine the spiritual value of human behavior.
It explores the meaning of intention, explaining how actions are judged not only by outward form but by inner purpose. The text also discusses sincerity as the purification of motives from self-interest and truthfulness as alignment between belief, speech, and action.
Through detailed reflection, the book identifies qualities that strengthen these virtues as well as behaviors that weaken them, offering guidance for self-examination and ethical refinement.
This paperback edition contains 172 pages and is presented in a 234 x 156 mm format. It also includes a glossary, bibliography, and indexes for reference and study.