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Khud Kushi ka Ilaj | Suicide is Not the Answer
and he should be thankful to Allah عَزَّوَجَلَّ for suffering from a minor pain as compared to that of the more afflicted one. In order to understand the dynamics of emulation, take these examples:
He who is suffering from arthritis should look towards the patient of acute abdominal pain. Similarly a person infected with TB (tuberculosis) should look towards a person who is fallen in cancer and realize that he is facing more difficulty. Likewise, a person who has lost one hand should look towards the person whose both hands have been cut; or a half eyed should look towards the blind.
Lower salaried employees should look at the unemployed; the resident of an apartment should not look at the bungalows or palaces but instead look towards the people who are homeless or resident of a nominal class. One might be thinking that towards whom a blind or the cancer patient should set eyes on? They may also find people struck with even severe afflictions. For example, a blind should look at a person who is not only blind but also has a severed hand or foot. Similarly, the patient with cancer should look towards a person who lives with cardiac disease along with cancer. In other words, one may find a greater affliction than the other. There is no severe misfortune than the curse of sins and by Allah عَزَّوَجَلَّ the greatest misfortune is Kufr (disbelief). Every Muslim who is suffering from a disease whatever its severity is, should be
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- Excellence of Salat-‘Alan-Nabiصَلَّی اللّٰہ تعالٰی علیہ واٰلہ وسلَّم
- A strong warrior
- Two reasons that doomed the warrior for Hell
- Elaboration by Mufti Shareef-ul-Haq
- Acknowledgement (of deeds) is end bound
- Paradise was made Haraam (prohibited)!
- Meaning of suicide
- The statistics of suicidal cases
- Some factors leading to suicide
- Five heart-rending events of suicidal attempts
- Wisdom in omitting names from the news
- Three suicide incidents in every two minutes
- Is suicide a true relief?
- Torment in the hellfire
- Torment with the same weapon
- Tormenting by injury and poison
- Torment of throttling
- It is disbelief (Kufr) to consider suicide as permissible
- Torment for a billionth part of a second…
- A prison cell for the believer
- Allah عَزَّوَجَلَّ puts under trial
- Impatience cannot avert misfortune
- Multiplying the misery
- Elevation of 300 ranks
- Instant cheer on receiving injury
- Would that I had been trouble stricken!
- Illuminated graves
- Paradise is covered under hardships
- Sins bring affliction
- Adversity compensates for sins
- I never hurt anyone!
- Dust instead of fire
- Method of observing patience
- Greater the hardship – Greater the reward
- Look at the one more afflicted
- Have greed for good deeds
- Towards whom one should set eyes on
- Patience made easy
- If and but
- A highly critical issue
- Why did it happen as such?
- 16 common expressions of Kufr (Profanity)
- Develop a mindset of forbearance
- Harms of futile thinking
- How are you?
- Zealous preacher
- Ah! The poor wealthy people
- Romantic Love: One of the causes of suicide
- Unemployment: One of the factors leading to suicide
- Sustenance of all rests on the mercy of Allah عَزَّوَجَلَّ
- Take lesson from the birds’ sustenance
- Family discords: Another cause of suicide
- Funeral Salah for self-murderer and conveying him reward
