This study discusses the concept of hijrah of the moral heart as part of hijrah in Islam, in addition to physical hijrah which means moving from the land of disbelief to the land of Islam. Hijrah of the heart is divided into two types: hijrah to Allah and hijrah to Rasulullah. This study aims to explain the nature of the moral hijrah through a qualitative approach and literature analysis. The results show Ibn Qayyim al-Jawziyyah's attention to explaining the concept of hijrah of the heart, which he calls the true and basic form of hijrah, while physical hijrah is secondary. Hijrah to Allah involves sincere devotion, realization of tawhid, and purification from all forms of shirk. The point is to leave the things that Allah hates and run towards Him, which includes tawhid uluhiyah and rububiyah. The hijrah to the Rasulullah is realized through conforming to his guidance in all aspects of religion and avoiding all forms of bid'ah. This hijrah of the heart is obligatory for every Muslim until the end of his life, as affirmed in the sharia texts that command monotheism and sincere worship. Achieving it requires useful knowledge, earnestness, patience and sincerity, along with steadfastness in the face of obstacles and indifference to reproach. Hijrah is a difficult and unfamiliar journey in society, but it is essential for closeness to Allah.
                        
                        
                        
                        
                            
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