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Islamic Character Self-Assessment (Free Printable)

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A private self-assessment based on the ten traits of the Prophet ﷺ described on the HikmahBridge Seerah page (mercy, honesty, courage, humility, generosity, patience, justice, wisdom, family life and leadership) and the diseases of the heart in the Tazkiyah lesson, with a goal-setting page.

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A private self-assessment based on the ten traits of the Prophet ﷺ described on the HikmahBridge Seerah page (mercy, honesty, courage, humility, generosity, patience, justice, wisdom, family life and leadership) and the diseases of the heart in the Tazkiyah lesson, with a goal-setting page.

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A private self-assessment based on the ten traits of the Prophet ﷺ described on the HikmahBridge Seerah page (mercy, honesty, courage, humility, generosity, patience, justice, wisdom, family life and leadership) and the diseases of the heart in the Tazkiyah lesson, with a goal-setting page.

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