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Summary of Sunni concepts

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Exaggerated thinking and exaggeration in photography

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Exaggeration and overthinking

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It is often described in terms of praise or blame

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Or love or boom

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This is a kind of flaw in thinking and portraying things

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It strikes the listener or reader in awe

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The rawness and horror of the matter he is talking about

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When in reality it is habitual

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And this kind of thinking

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Arising from a weak balance in relationship forms or its absence

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Since if we love something, we are fascinated by it

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We tried to secure the legitimacy of this infatuation

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By offering praise and highlighting virtues

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And if we hate something

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We also tried to justify this hatred

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By magnifying the disadvantages and defects

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This type of thinking is inconsistent with justice and balance

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This is what Ali bin Abi Talib, may God be pleased with him, pointed out

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Where he said, “Love your lover sparingly.”

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May he be your hate one day

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And hate the one who hates you to no extent

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May he be your lover one day

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Summary of Sunni concepts