Am I Firoun? – Dr. Omar Suleiman

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What words does Allah attribute to narcissists in the Quran? What traits do those words uncover, and what do those narcissists have in common? A powerful reflection from Ibn Al Qayyim (RA) on avoiding these terms and the tyranny they represent.

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  4. A good example of a narcissist is satan, who thought his throne should be higher than the Most High God, who created the heavens and earth, and all thatā€™s in it, including satan.

    Satan was ready to fight God for his Kingdom. But, God had to fight to protect His kingdom.

    So, narcissists always feel they are entitled to the things of others. Narcissists feel they should sit on the highest when they are not qualified to sit there, just like satan.

    So, how does God want us to handle a narcissist? Just like God handled it. He wants us to fight for what is ours. For example, if I get money because I deserve it for my good deeds, no one has a right to steal it from me, and tell me I should be humble, or I shouldnā€™t get angry, when you have spent my money and leave me without, or profit from my good works or talents.

    God does not like that, so why should we?

    Jesus said, see that no man make you loose your crown, meaning we have to hold on to what is ours, with the help of God, of course.

    God knows our hearts. So, He knows if weā€™re narcissist or not, and according to who we are, He gives us gifts and talents to exist, without us having to lie, steal or kill.

    God will not give much gifts and talents to narcissists because He knows they ate opportunists, looking out for themselves like satan.

    So, the more gifts and talents one has from God, the less likely he or she is a narcissist. And thatā€™s the proof.

    People can say what they want, but God knows who we are. He doesnā€™t make mistakes.

    Finally, God wants us to have a high level of self esteem, worthy, and secure in who we are, because of God love for us. He does not want us to walk around needy, insecure, helpless, and think weā€™re entitled to other peopleā€™s things, but we are entitled to our own stuff.Thatā€™s why I like the Muslim faith because I think they teach that.

    Tupac, the rapper turned down a role because they wanted him to play a Muslim drug dealer, and he said no because he rather play a role more realistic.

    Thatā€™s how God wants us to be. He wants us to stand up for ourselves, do what is right, protect whatā€™s ours, including our dignity.
    Thatā€™s how I feel on this topic.

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