This volume is an authoritative abridgment of Ibn al-Jawz¿'s Minh¿j al-Q¿¿id¿n, itself a refined recension of Im¿m al-Ghaz¿l¿'s I¿y¿¿ ¿Ul¿m al-D¿n. The work distills the juristic, ethical, and spiritual architecture of early Sunn¿ scholarship into a structured four-part framework grounded in Qur'¿n, Sunnah, and the inherited method of ü¿l al-fiqh. The manuscript opens with acts of worship-knowledge, purification, ¿al¿h, zak¿h, ¿awm, ¿ajj, Qur'¿n, and dhikr-presented through their legal foundations and devotional rationale. The second chapter treats customs and social dealings: hospitality, marriage, livelihood, lawful and unlawful earning, brotherhood, travel ethics, and al-amr bi'l-mär¿f. The third section examines destructive flaws of the soul-anger, appetite, pride, ostentation, envy, and the diseases of the heart-offering a disciplined analysis of their causes and prescribed remedies. The final chapter outlines the means of salvation: repentance, patience, gratitude, fear, hope, zuhd, taw¿¿d, trust, sincerity, intention, self-scrutiny, contemplation, and remembrance of death. Drawing exclusively upon the manuscript, this edition maintains juristic sobriety and textual restraint, providing scholars, students, and libraries with a reliable doorway into classical Islamic legal-ethical literature. Gist of Subjects Covered in the Book Foundations of Worship and Faith Acts of devotion including prayer, charity, fasting, pilgrimage, Qur'an, remembrance of Allah, and supplication. Social Customs and Everyday Conduct Islamic guidelines on food, marriage, earning a livelihood, social interactions, enjoining good, and prophetic manners. Inner Corruption and Its Remedies Analysis of spiritual diseases such as pride, anger, envy, ostentation, and their treatment through self-discipline and ethical reform. Path to Salvation and Spiritual Growth Virtues like repentance, patience, sincerity, love for Allah, and remembrance of death-central tools for personal transformation and nearness to God.