Humility
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Humility means understanding that others' experiences are as important as our own and recognizing our limitations. It involves seeing both our own faults and the strengths in others, acknowledging what we have been given and recognizing how little we truly know. Humility opens us to growth, love, and treating all people justly by not feeling superior or committing injustice against another.
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![The Messenger of Allah, may Allah bless him and
grant him peace, said, "Allah revealed to me that
you should be humble so no one should vaunt
himself above another, and no one should commit
injustice against another."
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Humility
- 2. Humility means understanding that the delights, pains and needs of others are as important as our own, even though they dont feel so. When we are humble, we can laugh at our self importance and sometimes, even, set it aside.
- 3. We can see our own faults and the strengths of others, and we recognize how much we have been given, unearned.
- 4. Humility makes us aware of our personal limitations and the limitations of humanity more broadly. We acknowledge that there is much we do not know, that certainty is impossible, and that our understandings of the world are provisional at best. Humility opens us to growth and love.
- 5. The Messenger of Allah, may Allah bless him and grant him peace, said, "Allah revealed to me that you should be humble so no one should vaunt himself above another, and no one should commit injustice against another." [Muslim]