Causes of conflicts and their solutions

Dear Islamic sisters! Unnecessary anger is also such a dangerous epidemic that creates major mischiefs and opens doors to many conflicts. Anger is the name of those emotions of the Nafs that incite a person to take revenge from the other person or to distance her away. (Mirat-ul-Manajeeh, vol. 6, pp. 655)

Highlighting evils created by unnecessary anger

Remember! Unnecessary anger leads to various evils that are destructive for the Hereafter. For example:

*Anger leads to jealousy.

*Anger leads to backbiting.

*Anger entices a person to tale-tell.

*Anger revives the hidden animosity in the heart.

*Anger severs relationships.

*Anger leads a person towards lying.

*Due to anger, a person tarnishes the dignity of others.

*Anger gives a person the disgraceful mind-set of considering Muslims having lower status to be inferior then oneself.

*Anger leads both parties to abuse each other.

*Anger makes a person arrogant.

*Anger leads a person into an unnecessary quarrel.

*Anger makes a person mock others.

*Anger provokes a person to sever other people’s ties.

*Anger does not let a person regard anyone.

*At times, anger destroys a happy family, i.e. even divorce takes place between husband and wife.

*An angry person becomes happy and pleased upon the loss of his enemy.

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