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Islam promotes excellent character among Muslims, encouraging them to interact with one another and with non-Muslims based on these virtues. Character refers to the principles and standards that guide human behavior within society.
Islam emphasizes practicing these noble traits in speech, actions, and all circumstances—before and after the prophetic mission. Our noble Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) was among those most distinguished by excellent character throughout his life. Among these virtues are truthfulness, honesty, sincerity in work, refraining from falsehood, helping others, and many more. Today, we focus our discussion on the virtue of truthfulness.
Truthfulness is essential for maintaining a stable and harmonious life in society. When people uphold truthfulness, they overcome numerous challenges and build a strong, united community. Allah has repeatedly encouraged truthfulness and praised truthful believers in many Quranic verses. All prophets and messengers were known for their unwavering truthfulness.
According to Abdullah ibn Mas'ud (may Allah be pleased with him), the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) said: "Indeed, truthfulness leads to righteousness, and righteousness leads to Paradise. A person may become so habitual in truthfulness that he is called a 'Siddiq' (one who is verified as truthful). Conversely, lying leads to immorality, and immorality leads to Hellfire. A person may lie so consistently that he is recorded by Allah as a liar." (Recorded by Al-Bukhari)
Truthfulness means expressing what is true—aligned with both the tongue and the heart—and consistent with reality. It is the opposite of lying and comes in various forms:
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