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· How do I stop hating people who hurt me?
Mufti Abu Layth says life will always be better with the least amount of hate one carries around.
“Trust me that life will always be better with the least amount of hate you carry around.”
2:44:40TranscriptCite 2020-10-27-S25corrected
· What is the most important thing to get right in life?
Mufti Abu Layth says that living one's life trying never to be hurtful or hateful is what validates one's Islam as a human being, and that disliking what people do is different from hating them.
“as far as being a human being is concerned that is your islam validated as long you know you have lived to the best of your capacity to not be hurtful and not be hateful”
1:46:22TranscriptCite 2021-04-13-S28corrected
· What does holding on to bitterness do to a person?
Mufti Abu Layth says bitterness harboured against others destroys the one who carries it and hurts those closest to them, and he prays that God heals such hearts.
“i tell you something about being bitter in life it never ends well”
58:20TranscriptCite 2022-08-19-S12corrected
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