Description
Badnazri ka Ilaaj: Lowering the Gaze in the Light of the Qur’an and Hadith
The Qur’an tells believers to lower their gaze and guard their chastity, and many people look for practical guidance on how to do it. Badnazri ka Ilaaj (بدنظری کا علاج) by Maulana Muhammad Hashim Jogwari Mazahiri, published in Karachi, Pakistan, addresses this subject in Urdu, drawing on the Qur’an and Hadith, as the cover states.
If you are looking for an Urdu Islamic book on lowering the gaze, this title is a modest and focused place to start.
What you will find in this book
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- The Islamic command to lower the gaze, in the light of the Qur’an and Hadith
- Why guarding the eyes matters for faith and the heart
- Guidance and remedies for those who struggle
- Encouragement toward repentance and purity
Who is this book for?
- Urdu readers, including families in the USA, who want guidance in their own language
- Young men and women, and parents, teachers and imams who counsel them
- Study circles and mosque libraries
- Readers who want a book on purity of heart and chastity
Please note
This book is about lowering the gaze (bad-nazri). It is not about the evil eye (nazar-e-bad). For personal struggles, speak with a trusted scholar, imam or counselor as well.
Why choose this book?
- Urdu language: read and share in the language of your home
- Grounded in sources: the cover states it is in the light of the Qur’an and Hadith
- A focused topic: one subject, easy to read in short sittings
- Discreet and respectful: written for personal reflection
Related reading
Read Tauba (Repentance) and The Virtues of Seeking Forgiveness on returning to Allah, and The Gift of Nikah on marriage.
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Is this book in Urdu?
Yes. This listing is for the Urdu edition.
Who wrote it?
Maulana Muhammad Hashim Jogwari Mazahiri.
What is bad-nazri?
It means an improper or lustful gaze. The book is about lowering the gaze in Islam.
Is it about the evil eye?
No. The evil eye is nazar-e-bad, which is a different subject.
Who is it for?
Urdu readers, young people, parents, teachers and study circles.





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