Allah Ta'ala has therefore not imposed such acquisition and elimination on the Mureed . But when the Saalik considers such acquisition and elimination necessary for the attainment of his goal, he by implication believes that this attitude of his is commanded and imperative. But as said earlier, the Shari'ah has commanded one only in regard to that which one is capable of doing. The Saalik's attitude implies that capability is not conditional for the executing of a task. This in turn results in the omission of many devotional practices.
Frustration sometimes results in ill-temper .
Others are then inconvenienced by one's display of ill-manners. Preponderance of worry and frustration at times causes one to neglect the rights of one's family as well as those of others. Such neglect becomes sinful. In cases this frustration reaches such proportions which drive the mureed to suicide. Thus, both his dunya and his Aakhirah are destroyed.