Page 25 - The Solution To Secret Sorrows
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Harun Yahya

         ity requires.
             In that case, what ideas, defective morality, attachments and be-
         liefs are distancing people from religious morality and causing them
         to demonstrate ignorant behavior? In the following lines we will an-
         swer this question and refer to the ugly behavior that turns people
         away from happiness.


             Inability to Fully Comprehend the Perfection of
             the Morality of the Qur'an
             The principal reason why some people continue to suffer the se-
         cret sorrows of an ignorant life, even though they say they believe, is
         their failure to follow completely the path shown by the Qur'an. In
         the Qur'an, Allah brings the faithful the good news of a beautiful life
         in this world. But for this, people need to follow His instructions un-
         conditionally and live out the perfection of the morality that He ap-
         proves. While living out religious morality, if a person acts under the
         influence of even a single part of ignorant morality, he cannot fully
         achieve the beautiful life of which the Qur'an speaks. For people to
         be able to live the life of the world in the way the Qur'an promises,
         they must understand that there is no lifestyle suitable for the
         human character other than the morality of the Qur'an.


             Pride Is a Cause of Sorrow and Trouble in This
             World and the Hereafter
             Pride is a moral defect that Allah does not like. A proud person
         is suffering from the disease of conceit. The reason for that conceit is
         that the person assigns himself a separate identity and regards him-
         self and those around him as creatures independent of Allah. (Surely
         Allah is beyond that!) Such a person believes that everything he
         does and everything he possesses is his and his alone. For example,

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