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**TeksPaisimi** · 04-30-2011, 11:12 PM

Just think of all those things you read in the books and heard in the bayaans about sacrifice and struggle for deen - so this is what we gained from those talks and those books? That we will give up so fast? So why stop at niqaab, lets just give everything else up too make our life super easy. Heck, now a days if we go to the local church and tell them we are going to give up our eeman they will give us a very good job, give us all benefits, give us a social circle, the life.

Your right, what worries me about these thoughts is where will they stop? once i take niqab off, whats next, hijab? then what? This has been building up for a long time, it seems it has reached its peak and i need to lay it to rest one way or the other. What do you do when you have bad thoughts like this? Is it nafs or shaytaan or both? If its nafs then that worries me more as it will always be there.

04-30-2011, 11:12 PM	#20
TeksPaisimi Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 433 Senior Member	Just think of all those things you read in the books and heard in the bayaans about sacrifice and struggle for deen - so this is what we gained from those talks and those books? That we will give up so fast? So why stop at niqaab, lets just give everything else up too make our life super easy. Heck, now a days if we go to the local church and tell them we are going to give up our eeman they will give us a very good job, give us all benefits, give us a social circle, the life. Your right, what worries me about these thoughts is where will they stop? once i take niqab off, whats next, hijab? then what? This has been building up for a long time, it seems it has reached its peak and i need to lay it to rest one way or the other. What do you do when you have bad thoughts like this? Is it nafs or shaytaan or both? If its nafs then that worries me more as it will always be there.
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