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Bughz-o-Keena | Malice And Hatred
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BOOK TOPIC
BOOK TOPIC
- Du’a for Reading the Book
- Translator’s Notes
- The Noble Prophet صَلَّی اللّٰہ تعالٰی علیہ واٰلہٖ وسلَّم recited Salat-o-Salam upon himself
- The grave was infested with black snakes
- Treatment of concealed sins is absolutely necessary
- What does malice stand for?
- Bearing malice towards a Muslim and the ruling of Shari’ah
- Devastating effects of malice
- Malady of the previous Ummah
- Damages caused by malice
- 1. Tale-bearing & malice will lead towards Hell
- 2. Forgiveness is not granted
- 3. Deprivation of blessings and forgiveness
- The night of momentous decisions
- 4. He won’t smell the fragrance of Jannah
- 5. The danger of destroying one’s faith
- 6. Du’as (supplications) are not answered
- 7. Lack of devoutness
- 8. A door of other sins is opened
- 9. A malicious person remains restless
- 10. It destroys the societal peace
- Live as brothers among each other
- Muslims stand guard over one another
- The reason of seclusion
- Turning over a new leaf!
- The worst of malice & hatred
- Commination against malice & hatred towards the companions
- Ghastly end of a person who bore malice and hatred towards the Sahabah رَضِىَ اللّٰهُ عَنۡهُم
- The one feeling hatred towards the descendants of the Beloved Prophet will be whipped by the pond of Kawsar
- The enemy of the Ahl-e-Bayt is a Hell dweller
- The one bearing malice or hatred towards the Arabs will be deprived of intercession
- He who bore malice towards Arabs he bore malice towards me
- When the hatred against the Arabs is Kufr?
- Love the Arabs for three reasons
- Do we need to love the unbelievers of Arabia as well?
- The Arabs are fellow countrymen of our Holy Prophet صَلَّی اللّٰہ تعالٰی علیہ واٰلہٖ وسلَّم
- Feeling hatred towards a scholar and knowledge will result in devastation
- He who bears malice against a religious scholar for nothing is spiritually ill with filthy inner self
- Malice and hatred of a Jew physician against Imam Maazri
- An act of penance for hatred against the Awliya Kiraam
- Individual efforts of a maternal uncle
- Bear no malice and hatred towards anyone in your heart
- Who is eminent?
- The dweller of Jannah
- It is essential to keep your heart clean along with your body
- I want to come to you with a clean heart
- Ponder over your heart
- SIX REMEDIES TO CURE MALICE
- 1. Make Du’a to prevent malice against faithful & pious people
- 2. Remove the causes
- A maiden of Jannah for one who controls his anger
- The first cause – anger
- Second cause – suspicion
- Third cause – gambling & drinking alcohol
- Fourth cause – abundance of bounties
- You will bear malice & grudge
- Bearing malice & hatred towards one another roots quickly
- 3. Make a habit of saying Salam and shaking hands
- 5. Love Muslims for the pleasure of Allah عزوجل
- 4. Stop irrational thinking
- 6. Bearing malice and hatred due to worldly possessions makes no sense
- Save your children also from malice and hatred
- Murdered younger sister
- What are we supposed to do if a person bears malice against us?
- Amnesty was announced on the conquest of Makkah
- Love replaced malice and hatred
- How a Jew full of hatred and malice embraced Islam?
- I had hatred towards you
- A malice bearer can also benefit you
- The ways to save others from your malice
- 1. Avoid interrupting someone’s conversation
- 2. Avoid smiling during condolences
- 3. Be careful in pointing out someone’s mistake
- 4. Act in accordance with the occasion
- 5. Seeking advice removes malice & hatred
- 6. The way to reform someone should be full of affection
- 7. Do not send marriage proposal upon proposal
- 8. Do not discourage for nothing
- 9. Do not scold others
- A servant showing his terms & conditions from far
- 10. Have spiritual treatment too
- No one will bear malice and hatred against any one
- There would be no malice or hatred among the dwellers of Jannah
- How can malice and envy exist!
- We might have a misunderstanding!
- Superior deed
- Further types of malice
- Did you ever show affection for those whom I love and bear malice towards my enemies?
- Person holding corrupt beliefs was not fed
- When a non-Muslim touched A’la Hadrat
- The company of those who hold corrupt belief, is a deadly poison for faith
- Religious or worldly education must not be acquired from a heretic
- The précis of the book
- The bearer of malice will face the following consequences
- Remedy for malice
- Ways to save others from malice towards you
- Glossary
- Bibliography
