Disincentive Desires according to Qur an and New-found Mysticism

The present study aims to define and exemplify disincentive desires based on Islamic teachings and effective elements in the young to be absorbed in disincentive and mendacious desires. The applied methods were descriptive and documentary analyses. The achieved findings demonstrate that specific Quranic viewpoint has classified dreams into two groups of incentive and incentive, and exemplified them. For instance, strong desire for richness and long life, which are being broadly advertised all over the world, can be considered disincentive. Quranic desires can be regarded as indexes of incentive wishes which prevent human beings from evil, negligence, idiocy and deceptive materialistic schools of thought in the West that attracts the young.