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It also needs to be pointed out that there is indeed praiseworthy anger, as known from the examples of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him). He never got angry except when the commandments of Allah are violated. However, if we want to get angry for the sake of Allah, then we need to be careful that we:Remind your co-religionists of that next time someone prints cartoons of Muhammad!![]()
Vickie
are really not getting angry for ourselves or for our own interests.
need to do it in the right way, like not committing wrong actions or saying vulgar words while getting angry.
can achieve the benefit as intended by the shari’ah. If the action leads to more harm than benefit, then it should be avoided based on the principle of weighing between the benefits and harms.