دعائے امیرِ اَہلِ سُنّت

husband and wife. It gives rise to hatred between one another, and can even lead to murder.

Amir Ahl al-Sunnah دَامَـتْ بَـرَكَـاتُـهُـمُ الْـعَـالِـيَـهْ states:

When you become angry with someone and feel like fighting and breaking things, then make yourself understand in this way: ‘Even if I have gained some power over others, Allah Almighty has infinitely more power over me. If, in the state of anger, I hurt anyone’s feelings or violate anyone’s rights, then how will I remain safe from the wrath of Allah Almighty on the Day of Judgement?^{^[1]}

Another cure for anger is that at the time of anger, recall the way of life and accounts of the pious predecessors. Let us listen to 3 such accounts:

1. A person once rudely addressed Amir al-Muˈminīn, Sayyidunā ꜤUmar b. ꜤAbd al-ꜤAziz رَحْمَةُ اللهِ عَلَيْه. He bowed his head and said: ‘Do you want me to become angry and that Satan plunges me into the pride of arrogance and power, I make you a target of oppression and on the Day of Judgement, you seek its compensation from me? I will certainly not do this.’ Saying this, he remained silent.^{^[2]}

2. A person swore at Sayyidunā Salmān al-Fārsī رَضِىَ اللهُ عَـنْهُ. He replied: ‘On the Day of Judgement, if my scale of bad deeds is heavier, then I am worse than what you have said. However, if it is lighter, then I do not care about your swearing.’^{^[3]}

3. A person cursed at Sayyidunā ShaꜤbī رَحْمَةُ اللهِ عَلَيْه. He replied: ‘If you have spoken the truth, then may Allah Almighty forgive me and if you have lied, then may Allah Almighty forgive you.’^{^[4]}

[1] Ghussay ka Ilaj, p. 15

[2] Kimiya-e-Sa’adat, vol. 2, p. 597; Ghussay ka Ilaj, p. 12

[3] Ithaf-us-Sadah, vol. 9, p. 416, Az Ghussay ka Ilaj, p. 12

[4] Ihya-ul-‘Uloom, vol. 3, p. 212; Ghussay ka Ilaj, p. 13

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