Abdur Rahman ibn Yusuf Mangera – Q&A How to Deal With Negativity When You Start Practising
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The speaker discusses the importance of being strong enough to face abuse and avoid embarrassment. They stress the need for physical engagement and proper clothing to be confident and reduce embarrassment. The speaker also mentions that dealing with the initial fallout from abuse can lead to a reward and eliminate afraid.
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How should one respond to personal insults from members of the
society in regards to the Islamic dress? Or in general, how should
one respond to people, even within the Muslim family who does not
support they're coming towards Islam. That's quite a difficult
affair. But the main thing is, as we read in the Hadith, Iman is
half of patients. There you go, the patient's begins there, just
realize, firstly, you have to be strong enough, because if you're
not strong enough, you'll give it up the next day. So the first
thing to do is you're going to have to with have a lot of
strength within you that I'm doing this for the sake of Allah.
When abuse comes, I'm going to deal with it. As long as you're
proud within your own self, you're confident within your own self,
and you're strong in your own self, then nothing is going to
shake you, you'll actually Excuse Excuse, and you will actually
display that confidence that confidence will be shown in your
face, right. So you have to be strong enough. So you have to get
the theology of it, right, the belief aspect of it right, once
you've got that, then one is you never retaught you never, you
never show a bad character because otherwise, they will tie bad
character to your your your clothing, or your you know, your
Islamic expression, whatever you're doing. And that's it that's
really harmful. So you're going to have to really bear in patients
just like it's, you require a lot of effort to actually change your
garments or the way you cover and you start covering, for example,
likewise, you're going to have to have the inner fortification to
come together, then of course, wherever possible, generally, what
you'll see is that there will be this kind of negative response in
the beginning, used to you shaytaan is making them rebel to
try to force you and pressure you. But you'll see that soon, they
will get used to it. Generally speaking, it might sometimes it
takes a week, sometimes it takes five weeks, sometimes it takes
three months, sometimes it takes a year. Right and sometimes people
will still gonna buy if the other person is really stubborn for
whatever reason. But at the end of the day, generally it does become
easier afterwards. You just have to deal with the initial fallout
from it, the initial pressure that comes from it, but strengthen
yourself inside and know that every difficulty you're facing in
this path, it's a reward for you, and it's also eliminating some of
your sins. So when you know that it becomes easier