Quiz Orphans' Page Prayer Times Links Islaam. If he becomes angry with his brother, the true Muslim restrains his anger and is quick to forgive him, and does not see any shame in doing so. A man may be able to restrain his anger, but resentment may be smoldering in his heart, and may turn into deep-rooted hatred. Open anger and rage are healthier than hidden resentment and malice.
Anger is very difficult to restrain, for it is a heavy burden on the heart.
But when a person forgives another, this heavy burden is lifted, freeing him, soothing him and bringing peace of mind. The true Muslim is forgiving towards his brother, purely for the sake of Allah. No one humbles himself for the sake of Allah, but Allah will raise his status. It is a great honor from Allah, which combines with the good characteristics of the tolerant, forgiving Muslim, so that he becomes one of those who do good whom Allah loves, and one of those honored ones whom people love. Resentment has no place in the heart of the sensitive Muslim who truly understands his religion.