Abdur Rahman ibn Yusuf Mangera – Why We Constantly Compare Ourselves to Others
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The speaker discusses the "naughty ways" that Islam is being used, including "naughty ways" that attract women and make them seem younger. They suggest that these "naughty ways" are not something that should be just about being a companion of someone superior to them. They also mention the negative impact of not recognizing enough to make one a companion.
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Men may say that only women compare themselves to others men
do that as well. There's doing different things maybe, you know,
some may do it in beauty or attractiveness clothing, some will
do it in wealth. Some will do in other things. It just there's
always something that we're going to combat that that's why he's
saying the knifes is actually by its nature. It's predisposed to do
this, either by looking at somebody else's knowledge. Okay,
I've got more knowledge than him. I don't need to study enough,
right? Look, look how much they have. They have nothing. Oh,
Amazon, Oh, * no. If you do this for sugar that Alhamdulillah
at least you know, we've got a bit and then that spurs you to look
further than hamdulillah that's a good thing. There's nothing wrong
in recognizing some good that Allah has given us absolutely
nothing wrong with that. It's only if it makes us complacent. That's
exactly what he's saying. As opposed to if you were to be a
companion of somebody superior to you with better exon with better
beautification, more beautification of the faith, then
you will actually start seeing the shortcoming in yourself.