
Belal Assaad Hayaa (Modesty) - The crown of a believer
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Nov 23, 2024 Modesty, or 'Hayaa,' is dissected as a cornerstone of faith, essential for nurturing strong moral values in children. The discussion contrasts true modesty with mere superficiality, emphasizing its profound moral and spiritual implications. Historical examples highlight its importance in shaping character and social behavior. The conversation also delves into the challenges of guiding youth amidst negative influences, stressing modesty’s role in maintaining a believer's moral compass. Emotional intelligence and self-reflection emerge as key tools for connecting with those grappling with shame.
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Boy's Shame and Defiance Anecdote
- A young boy caught stealing showed shame but then acted defiant around friends.
- Teaching children modesty from a young age is crucial to develop their moral compass.
Modesty as Faith's Branch
- Modesty is a core branch of faith and defines a Muslim's moral compass.
- Doing right brings peace; doing wrong creates shame and leads to repentance.
Child's Natural Modesty Example
- A 4-5 year old non-Muslim girl hesitated to flip over a bar due to modesty.
- Modesty is a natural instinct present from childhood called fitra.
