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Bismillah
I heard Hirs-o-Hawas (whims and desires) too is mother of all diseases. http://www.scribd.com/fullscreen/57594422 |
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Bismillah So, Arrogance = Mother and Greed = Mother-in-law. ![]() On a serious note, May Allah protect us from both these evils . |
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Pride and arrogance come in many forms. One manifestation of pride, which is not easily recognisable, takes the outward form of humility: some people feel the need to outwardly display humility while within they actually think highly of themselves for doing so.
People who are genuinely humble don’t have a high opinion of themselves, but truly believe themselves insignificant and humble. An analogy will help us understand what true humbleness is. Imagine a sleeping person: while fast asleep he does not know that he is asleep; it is only after waking up that he realises that he had been asleep. Likewise, a person who is humble does not feel that he is being humble; his behaviour is naturally full of humbleness without him knowing it.” http://shaykh.wordpress.com/2011/03/...ne-humbleness/ |
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