What Islam says about someone who breaks/hurts someone’s heart?
What punishment does such a person get?Does he/she get punished for this in this world itself?
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Will you please explain in little detail what do you mean by break/hurt some one's heart????
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I want to know what Islam generally says about someone who breaks/hurts someone's heart.
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Musalman woh hey jiskey haath aor zaban sey dosrey muslaman makhfooz rahein(Hadith). There many Hadiths and Ayats not to hurt Muslims. But if you are talking about Love Affairs than it is different matter.
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^ How come it’s different?
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That was the reason I asked to explain.....
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^ I don't know, i asked generally.How come it makes any difference whether it's related to love affair or not?
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Hmmmmm! Well my personal opinion, not an Islamic point of view..... When any one (male/female) has secret love affairs with somebody...... Not even bringing the family into the matter..... Do whatever they want..... and then ultimately as usual leave each other..... Because their affair is only based on sex ( sorry to say that)......
Hmmmmm! Well my personal opinion, not an Islamic point of view..... When any one (male/female) has secret love affairs with somebody...... Not even bringing the family into the matter..... Do whatever they want..... and then ultimately as usual leave each other..... Because their affair is only based on sex ( sorry to say that)......
Well,i don't really think all love affairs are based on that!
I think I made a thread about it with Islamic scriptures in it.
Anyways, if you are wronged:
- your sins are expatiated just for the feeling of sorrow;
- you may forgive the other person and receive forgiveness for some of your own sins (which I believe is greater in calibre than point #3), and;
- you may not forgive the other person and have equivalent good deeds of his transferred to you, at the Day of Judgement.
It is, however, better if one forgives another. The best time to forgive is when angry. These are the works of true Muslims: conquest of self (the hardest thing to do in life).