4.79 "Whatever good, (O man!) happens to thee, is from Allah. but whatever evil happens to thee, is from thy (own) soul."
If anyone would kindly elaborate/explain on this ayah I would greatly appreciate it. I would like to know how trials from Allah are to be interpreted as...meaning are they a result of the evil from our own souls or are they not supposed to be looked upon evil happenings, but simply trials? If they are supposed to be seen as simply trials, how do we differentiate a "goodly" trial from something thats possibly the result of the evil from our own souls? Some assumptions are being made here, however in light of this, please elaborate. If you have references, that would be beneficial. If I make no sense I apologize and an explanation of the ayah will do just fine. Thank you!
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Learn to love yourself, then learn to love one-another
If anyone would kindly elaborate/explain on this ayah I would greatly appreciate it. I would like to know how trials from Allah are to be interpreted as...meaning are they a result of the evil from our own souls or are they not supposed to be looked upon evil happenings, but simply trials? If they are supposed to be seen as simply trials, how do we differentiate a "goodly" trial from something thats possibly the result of the evil from our own souls? Some assumptions are being made here, however in light of this, please elaborate. If you have references, that would be beneficial. If I make no sense I apologize and an explanation of the ayah will do just fine. Thank you!
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Learn to love yourself, then learn to love one-another
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