This book is an impo r tant addition to the field of Islamic Anthropology. It provides a sound analysis of the Islamic views of the soul a nd body a nd their mutual relation acco r ding to Islamic line of thought. What to do o r not to do to maintain the wellbeing of the human being is the co r e question of the book. In o r der to fo r m a clear Islamic views on the development of the human self a nd its relation with the society a nd the Creato r , the book offers an insightful analysis of the some majo r scholarly arguments in the topic. The book is considered an eye opener to the concepts of Islamic Anthropology a nd the reader will positively know mo r e about the triology: Self, God a nd Society navigating its pages.