Wahai Apostle Prophet Whombling And Marriculate Stories In …, Subang Jaya

Anger often begins with uncontrollable madness and often ends with painful regret.
Venting anger is like a relief. The fact is that people often realize that when anger subsides, "why would i get angry like that?" Anger does make people seem "crazy" and will embarrass them when they realize that madness.

The prophet said to a friend who asked for advice at one time, "La taghdab." Do not be angry. At the time, though, the friend was not angry. The advice implies that friends are aware of the bad consequences of anger-for anticipation. Because anger can only be understood if one is not in a state of anger.

But is every anger bad?

The book describes hadith-hadis, which describes the momentum when the prophet is angry and angry. When he does not like what happens in the family, friends, or society.

What angered the prophet?
Why did the prophet upset him?
What does the prophet do when angry?

The anger of the prophet in the book asserts that the anger that occurs at the right time, in the right place, and is done properly is not a bad thing. In fact, anger is good to avoid bad things.