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**Sthjrderfida** · 05-19-2011, 12:42 AM

is it good to give all time naseeha?i think it make other person stubborn

You know your situation better than anyone here. Give it in the best of ways when you feel it will not be annoying. But at the end of the day, you are responsible for yourself.

Which brings another point up: it's REALLY good nasiha to walk the walk in addition to talking the talk. If you consider your own actions and try to better your own self (continually) and live humbly and respectfully, people respond to that. When they see your kindness and politeness and the dignity which which you conduct yourself, they think "Wow, I want to be like that."

(Or they just fill with hatred and scorn, in which they have a serious disease of the heart.)

There was some poet who remarked that when he saw a muslim walking in the marketplace in Marrakesh (I think it was Marrakesh) he understood, just by the dignity of that one man, who Muslims were able to conquer so much so fast. When I imagine that nameless believer, I can't help but go "I want to be like that."

You misunderstood me bro, lol. I was mentioning it was 'considered' very religious by 'some people', Due to the decline in the quality of 'frame of reference' in the Society. I hope get my point.

I wasn't attacking you. I was more commenting on the view of "some people"

05-19-2011, 12:42 AM	#21
Sthjrderfida Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 413 Senior Member	is it good to give all time naseeha?i think it make other person stubborn You know your situation better than anyone here. Give it in the best of ways when you feel it will not be annoying. But at the end of the day, you are responsible for yourself. Which brings another point up: it's REALLY good nasiha to walk the walk in addition to talking the talk. If you consider your own actions and try to better your own self (continually) and live humbly and respectfully, people respond to that. When they see your kindness and politeness and the dignity which which you conduct yourself, they think "Wow, I want to be like that." (Or they just fill with hatred and scorn, in which they have a serious disease of the heart.) There was some poet who remarked that when he saw a muslim walking in the marketplace in Marrakesh (I think it was Marrakesh) he understood, just by the dignity of that one man, who Muslims were able to conquer so much so fast. When I imagine that nameless believer, I can't help but go "I want to be like that." You misunderstood me bro, lol. I was mentioning it was 'considered' very religious by 'some people', Due to the decline in the quality of 'frame of reference' in the Society. I hope get my point. I wasn't attacking you. I was more commenting on the view of "some people"
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