ABOUT THIS EPISODE
What does it mean to truly work on the condition of your heart?
Ustadh Syed Hassan joins Between Classes for a conversation on diseases of the heart, developing good character, and the inner work required to become better Muslims.
Good character, he explains, is like a “moral muscle” — something we train again and again until generosity, patience, and gratitude begin to come naturally.
An episode about looking inward, recognizing what shapes our hearts, and intentionally working on the person we are becoming.
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