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The Disease of the Heart: Arrogance | Dr. Haifaa Younis

Apr 14, 2024
Dr. Haifaa Younis discusses arrogance, discrimination in marriage, and the destructive nature of self-admiration. Touches on judgments, superiority, breaking barriers, humility in personal interactions, and the negative effects of self-admiration in relationships and spirituality.
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  • Arrogance is a pervasive disease of the heart, hindering progress in breaking down social barriers.
  • Self-admiration and show-off behavior are detrimental heart diseases aggravated by social media, stressing the importance of humility and self-reflection.

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Arrogance as the Disease of the Heart

The podcast discusses arrogance as the number one disease of the heart. It emphasizes that arrogance is prevalent among various communities and shares examples like prioritizing friendships based on ethnicity or race. The speaker highlights how arrogance goes against the teachings of Islam and impedes progress in breaking down barriers. The importance of recognizing and overcoming arrogance is emphasized as a key aspect of purifying the heart and building stronger relationships with Allah and others.

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