FEATURED ARTICLE: Anger management in Islam (part 1 of 2): Controlling Anger is a sign of Righteousness

Description: Outbursts of rage are not from the teachings of Islam.  Anger must be managed in an acceptable way.

Excerpt: Although anger is a natural feeling it can have negative effects on those who allow it to control them, and adverse effects on those around them.  Anger can destroy relationships, health, property, and livelihood.  Uncontrolled anger is one of the tools of Satan and it can lead to many evils and tragedies.  For this reason Islam has a great deal to say about the emotion of anger. Because anger is often associated with 'fight or flight responses', it is often difficult to separate an action that is done in self-defence (or to protect properties or families) from one that is done out of uncontrolled rage. 

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