Islam Towards Personality Development

This Book is based on my study of Profession Development with input from the Islamic sources and life of the role model of Prophet Muhammad (SAW) sent by Allah [SWT] for blessing and mercy for entire mankind. The Book consists of sixteen (9) Chapters. Chapter 1 consists of Introduction. Chapter 2 consists of: Islamic Perspective Of Human Psyche And Its Impact On Human Personality and include: Introduction; Islamic Knowledge On Human Psyche; The Nafs As The Essence Of Personality; Psychology Of Personality; and Concludind Remarks. Chapter 3 consists of Factors That Determine The Development Of Personality and include: Introduction; Spirituality Is A Major Component Of Personality; Intellectual Componebt Of Personality; Personal Development Component Of Personality: Character, Habits, And Behaviour; Self-Improvement; Assertiveness And Self-Confidence; and Principled And Purposive Life. Chapter 4 consists of Constituents Of A Good Character and include: Introduuction; Seeking Sakinah (Traquility); Integrity; Courage (Shaja'at); Wisdom (Hikmat); Patience (Sabr); Humility (Tawadhu'u); Self-Restraint (Iffat); Modesty (Haya); Equilibrium And Moderation (I'itidaal & Wastiyyat); Simplicity; Good Acts And Words (Al Hasanaat); and Keep Good Company. Chapter 5 consists of Importance Of Good Character In Peosonality Development. Chapter 6 consists of Stability Of The Human Personality. Chapter 7 consists of Prophet Muhammad (Saw) As The Role Model For Personality Development and include: Introduction; The Perfect Man Of The Creation; Model To Human Life; Greatest Of Human Beings; How Scholars Rate The Allah's Messenger; Prophet Muhammahd's Mannars And Disposition; Prophet Muhammad's Treatment With Children; The Daily Routine Of Prophet Muhammad (SAW); Prophet Muhammad (SAW) On Trust In Allah [SWT]; Prophet Muhammad (SAW) On The Importance Of Justice; Prophet Muhammad (Saw) On Equality; Prophet Muhammad (Saw) On Kindness To Animals; Prophet Muhammad (SAW) On Love For The Poor; and Concluding Remarks. Chapter 9 consists of Summary and Conclusion.