The source of backsliding is sins which are committed privately

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How does one make his heart attached to Allah the Exalted

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4. We Wish Wehad Obeyed Him

5. How does one make his heart attached to Allah the Exalted

6. When the heart is filled with the fear of Allah

7. What has precedence; the actions of the heart or the bodily actions

8. Seeking Allah’s forgiveness inattentively

9. How does a person combine the hajj of the heart and that of the body?

10. How does a believer make his heart to be attached to Allah

11. How does a person treat himself the effects of evil

12. Some of the cause for the serenity and tranquility if hearts

13. How can we have a sincere intention for Allah, the Exalted?

14. The reformation of the heart is the cause of a good end

15. The reason for the increase of faith in people’s hearts

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