This study investigates the interplay between ethics and behavior, aiming to delineate their conceptual divisions and identify effective strategies for cultivating virtuous conduct based on the teachings of the two Sahihs, using inductive, analytical, and deductive methods. Structured into an introduction, preface, two chapters, and a conclusion, the research begins by examining the influence of moral excellence on the Muslim personality, then explores the reinforcement of good character and the specific mechanisms for its enhancement as derived from authentic hadith sources. Key findings reveal that ethics and behavior are linguistically and conceptually intertwined, comprising both innate and acquired dimensions. The study identifies eleven methods for promoting good behavior—nine ethical and two material—and emphasizes the reinforcement of nineteen commendable traits, with further insights presented in the concluding section.