Saad Tasleem – Assuming The Worst In Others

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The speaker discusses the difficulty of avoiding conflict and how it can lead to problems. They suggest assuming the worst in someone and holding onto that belief until the conflict is resolved. The speaker also mentions that assuming the best in someone is a way to avoid future conflict.

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			You know what they say about assumptions, right? You're watching hashtag,
		
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			Assuming the worst in someone, or assuming the worst when it comes to their intentions, opens the
door for so much evil and so much conflict. Once you begin to assume the worst when it comes to
someone's intention, it's very, very hard to stop any type of conflict and SubhanAllah. This is why
chape on, he loves it when we assume the worst because the conflict just won't end. If someone's
having a problem with someone else. And you keep assuming or keep keep making assumptions about
their intentions, or why they did it and you assume the worst of it, then this conflict will never
end it will keep it will perpetuate and it will continue to go on. On the other hand, assuming the
		
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			best or thinking the best of someone or assuming that they had the best of intentions, not only will
this stop a lot of conflict from occurring in the first place, it will put an end to conflict which
is already taking place. Sometimes a very simple solution to conflict or problems that someone is
having is for one or both of the parties in that conflict, to just assume the best and the other
person and it was panatela knows best until next time insha Allah said on Monday come to light