lie in islam
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This document discusses lying and its harms. It defines lying as saying something untrue and provides symptoms of lying like facial twitches and increased heart rate. Religious texts are cited that say lying leads to wrongdoing and Hell. Imams and prophets are quoted condemning lying and saying it is an abominable trait. Stories are presented showing liars will face punishment in Hell. The document encourages truthfulness, which leads to righteousness and Paradise. It concludes that liars only change when they genuinely want to reform themselves.
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The punishments of Hell will vary in degree. The torment of some levels of Hell will be greater than others. People will be put in a level according to their deeds. The Prophet spoke of the lightest punishment in Hell :
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- 1. Presented by Sara Akabar
- 2. What is a lie? “Anything which is not truth is lie”. “Anything which is Opposite to truth”. “Common wrong acts that we commit throughout our daily life”. “The disease of saying something else which actually something else”.
- 3. Symptoms of lying: Inner conflicts of brain Facial muscles twitching Expansion and contracting of pupils Perspiration & Flushing of cheeks Increase eye blinking Rapid heart rate Unconsciously body moments
- 4. It is stated that: “Constructive lying is better than the painful truth”.
- 5. “O you who believe! Be careful of (your duty to) ALLAH and be with true once” . .
- 6. Noble Quran says that: “Truly ALLAH guides not one who transgresses and lies!”.
- 7. Followers of prophet (PBUH): Imam Ali Ibn Abi Talib(PBUH): Imam Hussain AL Askari (PBUH): “lying is the most abominable trait”. “All spiteful traits are placed in a house and they key to this house is lying”.
- 8. Story of a man:
- 9. “The right pace for liars is hell and that is a bad place where they live for ever”. .
- 10. Holy prophet (PBUH) said: “you must be truthfulness, for truthfulness leads to righteousness and righteousness leads to paradise”. Speak truth even in harshest circumstances of oppression”.
- 11. ALLAH says in 9th chapter of Quran: Lies aggression and hostility come from the prefrontal lobe of the brain (behind the fore head).”
- 12. AL-Bukhaari and Muslims: The Prophet(PBUH) said: “Beware of lying because lying leads to dissoluteness, and dissoluteness leads to Hell. A person keeps on telling lies until he is written before Allah as a liar.”
- 13. April fool:
- 14. Do liars change? “NO! they just get a batter strategy to overcome the situation until they really want to change themselves.”
- 15. Thank You!!!