Part of مفاهيم أهل السنة (اكتملت السلسلة)
· Lesson 542 of 1189
خلاصة مفاهيم أهل السنة | المفهوم (602) | كيف يدفع المرء الهوى؟ وثمرة هذه المدافعة
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Transcript
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Summary of Sunni concepts
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How does one defend one’s desires and the fruits of this advocacy?
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The strongest thing a person can do is push his passion away from himself
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It is fear of God Almighty and fear of His punishment
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And recall the fruit of this piety and its reward
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This is the solid barrier against the attacks of violent passion
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He should know that God did not charge him not to quarrel with his desires within himself
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This is beyond his capacity
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But it forced him to forbid himself from this desire and push it away
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He wrote to him with this defense and this hard struggle
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Paradise is a place and a shelter
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God Almighty said
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As for he who fears standing before his Lord and forbids the soul from desires
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Heaven is the shelter
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He must also remember the consequences and consequences of the tyranny of desire
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As for him who is transgressing and prefers the life of this world
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Hell is the shelter
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It also falls under the above
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To remember the honor of truth and the virtue of its people
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The lowliness of falsehood and the depravity of its people
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And what they deserve of God's hatred and torment
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It helps to abandon passion
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In which he leans towards the opinion of his predecessors and sheikhs while contradicting the truth
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To bring to mind what he means
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He is the same as himself
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It does not harm him in the eyes of God if he disagrees with his sheikhs
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As long as he has the right to disagree with them
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Rather, what harms him is following them on what he knows is contrary to the truth
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His sheikhs may be excused and rewarded for what they did
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Because there is no evidence of their truth in the matter
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Or an interpretation that is acceptable to them
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Without proof being established against them regarding what they disagreed with
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It also helps in going against one’s desires
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Adopting caution in the matter
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Even if that contradicts his desires and what he was raised on
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If there were people of knowledge who would deny some of what his soul was accustomed to and what his desires were for
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With their honor and high status
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He took his debt as a precaution
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He left what he was accustomed to in order to preserve his religion and ensure safety