Imperfect

The real Islamic identity that should be reflected in every adherent is not only in his clothes and appearance, but also in his personal ethics. And this is something that Muslims are starting to leave behind. Having good manners will improve the way you interact with others, build good relationships, and strengthen communication skills. We interact with others every day, and the way we behave towards them often affects their reaction to us, for better or worse. Authority, greatness, majesty in Islam are different from the definitions of such things according to mainstream thinking. Everywhere around us, we see the idea promoted as 'self-love, self-exaltation, self-adoration'. Is that true? Or is it just an illusion of self? Or is it something deeper, something that benefits not only the outer self, but also the nafs (soul). None of us want to admit, even to ourselves, that we are selfish or lazy, let alone that we are imperfect. The question is how to treat it?.