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Today's brief Hatera, just want to go over four or five practical points about how we can

eliminate or control that anger, how we can eliminate or control that anger.

And of the great Ulema who have discussed this is Imam Al Ghazali in his Eherno Medina

and other books you will find discussions of anger.

Ibn al-Khayyim as well talks about the issue of anger and how to deal with it.

Three or four basic points. Number one of the primary causes of anger is an overinflation of our own ego.

Think about it. When we value ourselves more than it is worthy to be valued,

then we become angry at something that we should not be angry about.

If we are humble, if we are meek, if we don't have kibber,

automatically this will eliminate our anger.

And that's why Allah says in the Qur'an,

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The true servants of Allah are those who walk with humility in this earth.

And then when the rifraf, the raffians, the fools, when the hooligans try to provoke them,

they say, salam, notice how does the ayah begin?

They have humility. How does the ayah end?

When they are provoked, they say, salam, we don't need that.

There is a causal linkage between humility and controlling your anger.

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