Ibadat (Worship) is the reason behind man’s existence

Righteousness is a must in transactions: Transactional worship implies being honest. It is treachery to say something to a brother of yours, trying to make him believe it is true while in fact it is a lie. A believer never lies. It was narrated by Abu Umama that the Prophet, may Allah bless him and grant him peace, said: The believer is naturally exposed to all traits except betrayal and lying. [Ahmad] You should be truthful, and being truthful is not a grey but a black and white concept, as much as that of gold and soil (being entirely unlike), or that of one dollar and a billion dollars (being thoroughly different). The believer is honest, straight, and spotless; he doesn't violate other people's integrity, always lowers his gaze; he is compassionate, fair to others, and humble. The belief is a set of rules of good conduct: “I have been sent by Allah (SWT) to be an educator, I have been sent to perfect noble conduct”. Believing is giving not taking, so the right way is to give not to take. A book was written once about the Prophet and the author wrote there: "To him who came to this life to give not to take, consecrate the whole existence, take care of man's cause, cultivate the ascendancy of reason, and alleviate the herd instinct. To him whose excellence, nominated him to be the best of all people, so he was singular among the others. To him whose clemency was his core, fairness was his law, compassion was his nature, and solving people's problems was his worship." The reality of transactional ibadat is to be righteous, honest, faithful, virtous, fair, humble, patient, and compassionate, “I have been sent by Allah to perfect noble conduct.” Faith is behaviour, so it follows that he who excels in behaviour, excels in faith. To be continued... In Sha Allah May Allah Bless us and guide us in all our affairs Aameen


Righteousness is a must in transactions:

Transactional worship implies being honest.
It is treachery to say something to a brother of yours, trying to make him believe it is true while in fact it is a lie. 
A believer never lies. It was narrated by Abu Umama that the Prophet, may Allah bless him and grant him peace, said:

The believer is naturally exposed to all traits except betrayal and lying. 
[Ahmad] 

You should be truthful, and being truthful is not a grey but a black and white concept, as much as that of gold and soil (being entirely unlike), or that of one dollar and a billion dollars (being thoroughly different). 
The believer is honest, straight, and spotless; he doesn't violate other people's integrity, always lowers his gaze; he is compassionate, fair to others, and humble. 

The belief is a set of rules of good conduct:

 “I have been sent by Allah (SWT) to be an educator, I have been sent to perfect noble conduct”. 

Believing is giving not taking, so the right way is to give not to take. A book was written once about the Prophet and the author wrote there:

"To him who came to this life to give not to take, consecrate the whole existence, take care of man's cause, cultivate the ascendancy of reason, and alleviate the herd instinct. 

To him whose excellence, nominated him to be the best of all people, so he was singular among the others.

To him whose clemency was his core, fairness was his law, 
compassion was his nature, and solving people's problems was his worship." 

The reality of transactional ibadat is to be righteous, honest, faithful, virtous, fair, humble, patient, and compassionate, “I have been sent by Allah to perfect noble conduct.” 
Faith is behaviour, so it follows that he who excels in behaviour, excels in faith.

To be continued...
In Sha Allah

May Allah  Bless us and guide us in all our affairs

Aameen