مفهوم الغضب في ضوء الإسلام

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This is the abstract of a study by the title of “anger in the Light of Islam: A Field and Scientific Study, a Survey from a Number of Students of the Dept of sharia and Islamic Studies in alIhsaa’ Campus of Imam Muhammad Ibn Saud Islamic University.

Allah created people with varying degrees of dispositions, drives, and forces.

Further, people vary in the way they deal with others in their daily lives in accordance with what their dispositions demand of them and with as much ability as they have in disciplining them, and how well they can handle the stimulations they confront; some are driven away by trivialities, and hence they become quick-tempered, while others keep their poise and composure despite the calamities that have befallen them.

Undoubtedly, expressions of anger represent a cultural comportment that is induced by a set of factors that influence the individual and society.

Feelings of anger are associated with the cultural level in one’s society.

Anger is a force proportional to one’s civilizational advancement; the more the excessive situations of anger increase in a society, the more its problems and crises, and vice versa.

However, it should be noted that anger is not a bad thing altogether, for there is the kind of anger that is praiseworthy, namely that which is for the sake of Allah.

Furthermore, this study consists of a preface, an introduction, two parts, and a conclusion, as in the following: Section I: theoretical study, and includes four sections: First topic: the Islamic conception of anger.

The second topic: the causes of anger.