Every believer strives to grow closer to God, yet unnoticed moral flaws can quietly erode the very deeds meant to bring spiritual elevation. Through clear guidance and compassionate warning, this book helps readers recognize destructive sins and cultivate a life protected by awareness, repentance, and sincere self-discipline.
About the Book
50 Dosa Besar Penghancur Amal: Buku Kedua is the Indonesian edition of Greater Sins by Seyyed Abdul Hossein Dastgheib, a prominent scholar whose writings are known for their clarity, accessibility, and deep spiritual insight. Drawing from Qur’anic teachings, prophetic traditions, and the moral wisdom of the Ahl al-Bayt (ʿa, an honorific meaning ʿalayhim al-salām — “peace be upon them”), this second volume continues the author’s systematic exploration of major sins that can undermine a believer’s deeds and disrupt their spiritual growth.
Translated into English by Syed Athar Husain S.H. Rizvi and into Indonesian by A. A. Gaos, R. Hikmat Danaatmaja, Ali Yahya, and Ety Triana, the book distills complex moral discussions into practical guidance. Edited by Handoko and Ety Triana and published by Penerbit Citra, this edition provides a structured, reader-friendly approach that helps readers confront harmful habits, avoid moral pitfalls, and renew their commitment to righteous living.
What You Will Discover
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A detailed discussion of major sins that can weaken or nullify righteous deeds.
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Explanations rooted in Qur’anic principles and authoritative traditions.
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Insights into how certain actions affect the heart, character, and spiritual progress.
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Practical guidance for avoiding destructive behaviors and cultivating self-awareness.
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Moral reflections that encourage repentance, vigilance, and personal accountability.
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A systematic continuation of the themes introduced in the first volume of Greater Sins.
About the Author
Seyyed Abdul Hossein Dastgheib is widely respected for his works on ethics, spirituality, and the purification of the soul. His writings combine scriptural depth with practical clarity, enabling readers to understand and confront moral challenges in their daily lives. The Indonesian edition benefits from the collaborative translation efforts of A. A. Gaos, R. Hikmat Danaatmaja, Ali Yahya, and Ety Triana, whose work preserves both accuracy and readability.
Who Is This Book For?
This book is ideal for readers seeking a structured, scripturally rooted, and ethically practical guide to understanding and avoiding major sins that jeopardize spiritual growth.
