Abdur Rahman ibn Yusuf Mangera – Q&A Removing Hatred for Someone That Has Done You Wrong

Abdur Rahman ibn Yusuf Mangera
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The speaker discusses the negative impact of removing heal from the heart and suggests that it is difficult to remove it. They also mention the importance of not letting things affect one other person and encourage them to get married again. The speaker also mentions a woman who may have a bad experience and may get angry.

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			How do we remove heal from the
heart? If it's for someone who has
		
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			wronged me destroyed marital
relations or caused
		
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			misunderstanding in marriage?
Well, they've already done that.
		
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			So now for you to hate them will
make no difference I understand
		
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			that kind of hurts is difficult to
just get rid of. But at the end of
		
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			the day, we must think that what's
the point? What am I going to do
		
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			out of this, just because you
don't have an ill feeling doesn't
		
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			mean you have to become their
friend necessarily, or that you
		
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			have to start going out with them
and eating with them. And visiting
		
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			them doesn't mean that it just
means that you don't have to carry
		
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			the baggage anymore. Whether it's
healthy for you to have a
		
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			relationship, that's a separate
issue. Sometimes it is, sometimes
		
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			it's not. But it doesn't, it just
means that you take it out of your
		
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			heart, focus on other things and
don't let this sink you further,
		
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			because it's only going to harm
you. That guy's done what they've
		
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			done, they've done what they've
done, they may be laughing about
		
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			it, they may be sad about it, they
may have sought forgiveness about
		
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			it, they may be excited about it,
but that should not you should not
		
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			let that affect you. All right,
you move on to maybe another
		
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			marriage. You know, go and get
married again. For example. Just
		
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			because you've been divorced once
doesn't mean that you never get
		
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			married again. A lot of people
feel that way that I've had a bad
		
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			experience so everybody must be
like that. That's not true.
		
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			JazakAllah here for listening. May
Allah subhanaw taala bless you.
		
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