In the name of Allah, The Most Merciful, The Most Kind
Exchanging Sincere Advice in Islam
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I apply:
I should seek advice from those who are competent in respective
subjects.
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I share my view
Rashid’s style of approach is in accordance with Islamic principles. He
adopted a nice way to give sincere advice to Hameed.
I apply:
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Teaching and learning must be on the basis of sincere exchange of
advice between teachers and students so that the best of practices is
adopted for achieving excellence in education.
I explain:
The Prophets used to spread the message of Islam with great wisdom.
They were the messengers of Allah, true examples of patience &
truthfulness.
I infer:
The goal of a sincere advice is to benefit people, rescue them from
upcoming harm and guidance towards the right course of action.
I give examples:
Prophet Muhammad (sal…) set the perfect example to teachers when
he said, ‘Make things easy for people and do not make things difficult’.
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I think deeply and criticize:
 Someone posts a family problem in a means of social media and says,
“I want a solution,” asking for a sincere advice:
My view: It is always better to ask opinions
Reasons: He would be benefitted by the opinions of others
 Some one posts an advice to his friend in the social media.
My view: He should advise in private.
Reasons: Advice should be given in private.
 A website titled “Sincere Advice website”
My view: Good initiative.
Reasons: Social media is a good platform.
 Someone says he is a rational adult who has his own experiences
and does not need advice.
My view: Every human being, however great, needs advice and good
counsel.
Reasons: Even the Prophets of Allah sought counsel from their
followers.
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I discuss and identify:
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The ethics of receiving sincere advice:
Listening to the advice with open mind.
Taking it wholeheartedly & positively.
Accept it & try to apply practically.
I compare:
Proposal
To present an idea or
putting an opinion.
View
Advice
One’s point of view or Recommending or
personal thinking.
suggesting something
good.
The benefits of exchanging sincere advice:
 It can save people from harm or anxiety.
 It can bring the right guidance and joy to the person who receiving
the advice.
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The effect of sincere advice on the individual:
 The person will get great rewards from Allah.
 He will be satisfied and be contented with his gesture.
 The one who gets the advice will feel safe, secure and guided.
I organize my concepts:
Sincere advice
Scope
It has a great value in Islam, and it is one of
the 6 rights of Muslims on each other.
Addressee
Could be an individual or a group.
Goal
To prevent others from harm and provide
proper support.
Effect on the individual He could be guided.
Ethics of Sincere advice
Logic & wisdom
Should be done in private.
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What is the importance of good advice as an Islamic duty?
Ans: It is recommended through Quran & sunnah to advice correctly
with kind words.
Explain what is meant by the concept of exchanging sincere advice
Ans: Sincere advice means recommending & giving honest opinions to
others for their betterment.
Thirdly
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Read the following verses to find out the ethics of sincere advice.
Advice should be done with kind & polite words.
Preaching should be done with logic & wisdom. The way of teaching should be polite
& kind.
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Ans: Advice should be done in private not in public.
I explain: In a Muslim society, good and righteousness prevail.
Ans: The good & righteousness will prevail through naseeha and constant
preaching in a Muslim society.
The benefits of sincere advice include:
The sincere advice could prevent the person from upcoming harm & lead
them to success in this world and the Hereafter.
1. Sincere advice is restricted to:
All things that are in the good of religion & worldly life.
2. If you notice that your classmate neglects praying, you
Remind him of his duty to pray.
3. Your classmate bought an expired juice:
You draw his attention to this
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