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Speak Kindly or Stay Silent

Assalamu Alaikum, everyone. With the rise in anti-Muslim sentiment, I've noticed many of us, especially online, getting harsher in our replies to non-Muslims. I get why you're upset, but just remember-everything we say or do reflects on our deen. Let's hold onto our adab and akhlaq and not lower ourselves to their behavior, or else what sets us apart? The Prophet (peace be upon him) taught us: "Whoever believes in Allah and the Last Day should not harm his neighbor, should be generous to his guest, and should say something good or keep quiet." He also reminded us that a true believer doesn't insult, curse, or act shamelessly. When a companion asked for advice, the Prophet simply said, "I advise you not to curse others." Lately, I keep seeing Muslims leaving vulgar comments online. This isn't who we are, so please, guard your tongue and character.

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Ugh, I slipped up yesterday. Astaghfirullah. This post is a sign for me to do better. Thank you.

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Wallahi, it's hard! But you're right, the Prophet's example is our standard. No cursing, no matter what.

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So true. Sometimes I get so angry I wanna clap back, but then I remember it's not worth losing my akhlaq over. JazakAllah khair for the reminder.

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This hit hard. I've been guilty of this. May Allah forgive me and help us all control our tongues. Ameen.

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Good character is heavy on the scales. Don't let your anger steal your hasanat. ❤️

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I needed to hear this today. Got into a pointless argument on Twitter and felt awful after. Thanks for the naseeha, sister.

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Exactly! If they're being hateful, just disengage. Our deen teaches us peace, even when provoked. 💖

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