Anger Management In Ramadhaan
Zakir Naik – Anger Management In Ramadhaan
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The speaker discusses the negative impact of fasting during Easter, stating that it is a means of temporary control and should not be used as a excuse. He uses various examples to illustrate his point that fasting is a shield for one's ability to achieve success and that individuals should not be yelled at or punished by others. The speaker also mentions the importance of managing one's anger during Easter.
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toxicity regarding anger management in the month of Ramadan, people are fasting during the month of Ramadan, they're getting angry. Is there any excuse for a person getting angry in the month of Ramadan? Is it a valid excuse indeed for them to say, we are fasting, we're entitled to get angry. In fact, it's the opposite. that a person while fasting, you should not get angry. Because Allah says in the Quran in surah baqarah chapter number two was number 83 that fasting has been prescribed to you as it was prescribed to people who come before you so that you may learn self restraint it felt cool to determine learn self control, so in fact if you're fasting all the more reason you
should not get angry.
It can't be a valid excuse that because I'm hungry because I'm tired I can get angry, it is the opposite. And a beloved prophet masala Salim said just mentioned the say howdy of say Buhari, warm number three.
In the book of fasting Hadith number 192. For our beloved Prophet said that fasting is a shield
and you should not speak obscenely. You should not yell at anyone else. And if someone abuses you, or someone tries to provoke you, or someone tries to make you angry, you should say I'm fasting and fasting. And the same message is repeated Also in, say Buhari one, number three, in the book of fasting. Number 189. For my beloved Prophet said that someone provokes you or Mr. Angry say and fasting and fasting, it further repeated evidence a Muslim several places, and a beloved prophet masala. Some said it's mentioned in say Buhari, one, number eight, in the book of manners, added number 611. For our beloved Prophet said that the strong person is not one would defeat another
person with the strength. The stronger person is not one who overcomes another with the strength, but the stronger person is one who when someone makes him angry, he forgives him, he does not get angry. So, actually, fasting shows us away how to control ourselves. And as you rightly said, it's somewhat like management on how to control your anger.