What is the difference between the arrogant and the haughty among people?
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The questioner : These young men from al-Na'ur, of course, they believe in al-Sufyani and consider al-Sufyani to be the state of Israel currently.
The Shaykh : Tell me, what is the question that I did not answer for you? What is it?
The questioner : Until now, you have not answered.
The Shaykh : I am telling you, what is it?
The questioner : Itself?
The Shaykh : What is the question that I did not answer for you?
The questioner : There is more than one question, O Shaykh.
The Shaykh : Did you not answer any of them?
The questioner : Approximately, I answered half of the first question, and I did not answer the second question.
Al-Halabi : ... which we are accustomed to fromThe Shaykh : .
Al-'Uwaishah: What is the first question?
The questioner : Okay, I apologize and I am sorry. The first question is: what is the difference between the arrogant and the haughty regarding people?
The Shaykh : You are right, but the right is not upon me.
The questioner : The right is upon me, meaning?
The Shaykh : No, it is not upon you.
The questioner : Upon whom?
The Shaykh : Upon someone other than us,
The Shaykh : laughs
You must always categorize the question in your mind and arrange it, and then ask it, not after you ask it incorrectly and receive a correct answer, then you say, "No, that is not what I intended." If your question is: what is the difference between the arrogant and what?
The questioner : And the haughty.
The Shaykh : Among people?
The questioner : Yes.
The Shaykh : The haughty is known, I think, toThe questioner : , that it is to be blamed, whereas the arrogant may coincide in meaning with the second term and may differ. It may be arrogant toward people, in which case it means the other term, or it may be arrogant above trivial matters, in which case it is to be praised. Does that surprise you?
The questioner : May Allah reward you with good.
The questioner : So the blameworthy arrogance is haughtiness.
The Shaykh : Haughtiness.
The Shaykh : Tell me, what is the question that I did not answer for you? What is it?
The questioner : Until now, you have not answered.
The Shaykh : I am telling you, what is it?
The questioner : Itself?
The Shaykh : What is the question that I did not answer for you?
The questioner : There is more than one question, O Shaykh.
The Shaykh : Did you not answer any of them?
The questioner : Approximately, I answered half of the first question, and I did not answer the second question.
Al-Halabi : ... which we are accustomed to fromThe Shaykh : .
Al-'Uwaishah: What is the first question?
The questioner : Okay, I apologize and I am sorry. The first question is: what is the difference between the arrogant and the haughty regarding people?
The Shaykh : You are right, but the right is not upon me.
The questioner : The right is upon me, meaning?
The Shaykh : No, it is not upon you.
The questioner : Upon whom?
The Shaykh : Upon someone other than us,
The Shaykh : laughs
You must always categorize the question in your mind and arrange it, and then ask it, not after you ask it incorrectly and receive a correct answer, then you say, "No, that is not what I intended." If your question is: what is the difference between the arrogant and what?
The questioner : And the haughty.
The Shaykh : Among people?
The questioner : Yes.
The Shaykh : The haughty is known, I think, toThe questioner : , that it is to be blamed, whereas the arrogant may coincide in meaning with the second term and may differ. It may be arrogant toward people, in which case it means the other term, or it may be arrogant above trivial matters, in which case it is to be praised. Does that surprise you?
The questioner : May Allah reward you with good.
The questioner : So the blameworthy arrogance is haughtiness.
The Shaykh : Haughtiness.
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