الفرق بين الرياء و التشريك في العبادات

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Allah accepts from His servants only what is intended as worship for Him and what agrees with Sunnah.

Therefore, He forbade sanctimony, emphasized its punishment and urged His servants to be sincere in action.

And because the course of actions is based on intentions, it is a basic condition in the work, and it lies in the heart.

So, whoever intends to show off in his actions is sinful, and whoever intends by his work to share intentions is triumphant, and the difference between the two is grave.

Therefore, the research shows the difference between sanctimony and sharing intentions in terms of judgment and evidence in worship, and ends up by specifying the effect of both in worship.

If it is sanctimony, it will be considered as minor polytheism - God forbids.

However, if it is meant as sharing intentions, the worshipper will gain recompense of two actions in one.