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                                   every one of their speeches and acts in the hereafter. Therefore, they don't feel un-
                             comfortable at all when their deficiencies or mistakes are brought up. On the con-
                                        trary, they see it as a good opportunity to improve their morality and behavior and
                                  will rejoice at it.
                                 Since the hypocrites' dirty world is full of deceit and demonic ruses, they
            feel extremely uneasy with the possibility of these schemes being noticed and

            revealed. Due to this fear, they spend their life among Muslims 'sulking in corners,

            hiding in darkness, and sneaking and attempting to do things in secrecy'. 'The

            fear of getting caught and the resulting agitation and nervousness' dominate

            their entire mood. Even a trivial matter will be enough to make them terrified, as
            they will think they are 'caught'. They will doubt everything; if someone passing

            by looks at them, or someone makes an eye contact with them, or if two people

            are privately conversing, they will assume that they are all about and against

            them. They make life a living hell for themselves, constantly fearing that a subject

            will be brought up about them and their plans will be foiled. There is not even a

            single moment they can experience peace, serenity and happiness. Doubts, fears

            and anxiety dominate their whole lives. In the Qur'an, this fearful world of the

            hypocrites is explained as follows:

                …If fear comes, you see them looking at you, their eyes rolling like people

                scared to death. (Surat al-Ahzab, 19)


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                                    As they try to carry out their evil actions covertly and slyly, the hypocrites live
                                   with the constant fear of being found out by the Muslims. They are terrified that
                                   Muslims find out about their betrayal, their secret contacts with unbelievers and
                                      the way they secretly provide intelligence to those unbelievers or about how they
                               concoct plots against Muslims. They take extreme measures to keep their cover
             intact until they achieve their ultimate goals and leave the side of Muslims of their
                                 own volition. Before departing from the company of Muslims, they wish to exploit
                               the means of Muslims as much as possible, financially or spiritually; and to collect
                                    as much vital information as they can, which they hope, will help them get in the
                               good graces of certain unbeliever circles. Instead of living their lives with like-
                                       minded unbelievers, they choose to stay with Muslims to benefit from the safety,
                                     peace and welfare they provide, while on the other hand they improve their insidious
                                        alliance with the unbelievers.

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