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Sala malaqurap Tlaverkato everyone. Welcome to Amaze by the Quran, a series in which I like to share with you things I find amazing about the Quran.

Today is something about just life.

Mahalala says,

hahazib al-Ladina feykulubihin

marradun al-Aulahu al-Nyukhahu al-Aulahuahm.

Or is it the case that the people who have some disease in their heart have they

assumed that Allah will not bring out their hatred and their spite and their resentment?

The word D

in Arabic, which linguists will argue means al-Hakad

while bard-Dah or ad-a-wa, which resentment, ill-feeling,

you know, spite towards somebody.

And Allah is saying in this Aya that people that have these kinds of sentiments,

they tend to hide them.

Like somebody meets you with a smile and they say salam to you and they give you a hug and they ask how you're doing but yet they're harboring inside them these ill feelings towards you they have this grudge against you they're holding something you said for a long time and they don't tell you that and that you'll never get an idea.

You won't have a clue that they're holding this against you, right?

And as a matter of fact, it comes out in other people's gatherings and when they're among their

other friends or whatever, they'll talk about you and they'll say things about you but when they meet you it's all good

You know it's just they're just going to pretend everything is just fine and a luck calls them out on this and first of all he describes this as a disease of their hearts.

It's a spiritual disease.

It's not just you would think the disease of the heart is when somebody doesn't remember

Allah or when someone is heedless or they become greedy or they become materialistic and they're not spiritual enough.

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