Our current condition depend on our sins

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The Concept and Psychological Effects of Sins in Islam

Alam Khan

Gumushane University, TURKEY.

alamiiui09@gmail.com

ABSTRACT

There is no doubt that Islam has a clear methodology about everything which is

related to mankind and expressed it on easy way to understand it everyone, the

subject of sin also discussed in Quran and hadith with detail from various aspects,

Allah and his beloved prophet peace be upon him taught us the right and wrong way,

and differentiated righteous from sins, and inform us from its effect on us here and

hereafter, because it have very serious influence on our soul , due the committing sins

the sinner affect physically and psychologically .

And it's also clear that we are living in the era of depression, every 4th person in our

society suffered from different psychological disease like depression, anxiety and

sadness, in this paper I will present the concept of Islam about sins and its

psychological effect on our life.

Keywords: Righteous, sins, major, minor, darkness, depression

INTRODUCTION

The word sin is the translation of Arabic word (معصية (which is (maṣdar) noun and the verb is

(عصى ,(literally its mean violation and disobeying.(25)

Idiomatically its means in Islam is the act of disobeying Allah's commands intentionally.(26)

The Concept of Sin in Islam

The concept of sin in Islam is very clear, and we don’t need deep research about it that what

is sin? And how we will know that is sin or not? The Quran and Hadith gave us a clear

instruction about it, if we see to our every action according to these fundamental principles,

instructions, and scaled on it, we can easily understand what is sin?

The Holy Prophet (peace be upon him) said:

"Righteousness is good morality and sin is that which causes discomfort (or pinches)

within your soul and which you dislike people to become informed of.”(27)

This hadith is so important as it sheds light on some of the more delicate aspects of

righteousness and sin, helping to define them both. But Sin is that feature in a Muslim’s life

in which he or she makes effort to withdraw from at all costs. Allah warns all of mankind that

everything mankind does in this world will be put before us on (The Day of Resurrection) as

mentioned in Surah al-Zalzala:


(25)

Ibn Manzoor, Muammad ibn Mukarram , Lisan al-'Arab Published by Daar sadir Lebanon . 3

rd edition(1414 AH) pp 67

vol.15

(26) Muhammad Kamil al Hashami, Al masia ve asarö ha fıl hayatıl ınsanya, Published by Maktaba tul Misbah lahore

Pakistan. 2nd edition (2003 AD) pp 7-9.

(27) Muslim ibni al hajaj , Sahih Muslim,).Published by )Dar ihya ul turas Alarabi ) Lebanon. Hadith no (2553) pp 1980 ,

Vol, 4. Abu Muhammad Abdullah ibni Abdur Rehaman Al darimi, Sunan al Darimi, Published by (Dar al Bashyer) ,

Lebanon. 1st edition,)2013AD) Hadith no (2996). pp.668 Vol ,1.

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