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Makārim al-Akhlāq supplication (Arabic: دُعاء مَكارِم الأخلاق) is one of the famous supplications of Imam al-Sajjad (a) and is mentioned as the 20th supplication of al-Sahifa al-Sajjadiyya. Given its educational and spiritual messages, this supplication has been discussed by researchers. Several commentaries have been written for it.

This supplication contains 22 parts, each part begins with sending blessings upon Prophet Muhammad (s) and his household (a). In these parts, Imam al-Sajjad (a) mentions his requests for being adorned with good characteristics and for being removed of some vices and introduces some moral virtues and vices.

Du'aa Makarimul Akhlaq (The Honorable Morals)

This Du'a has been taught by our fourth Imam (a) and is a clear indication of the loftiness of moral virtues expected of a believer. Islam believes in the elevation of the human being, that a human is a great and dignified creation, far above the animal world. One of the signs of this dignity is the possession of noble and magnanimous qualities.

In order to achieve this behavioural excellence, man needs to overcome his base and selfish attributes, and cultivate noble qualities. In this Du”a the Imam specifies these qualities, and shows how we can try to inculcate them in ourselves. Taken as a lesson in Akhlaq, the Du'a is a wonderful program for those who wish to excel in good manners.

“The most complete in faith among the believers is he who has the best manners.” [Holy Prophet (s)]

“Habituate yourself to magnanimity, and choose for yourself the most excellent of all etiquettes, for virtuous behaviour is a habit. Avoid the most low of all etiquettes, and struggle with yourself to avoid it, for evil is stubborn.” [Imam ‘Ali (a)]