During the sacred months, when rewards and consequences are multiplied, believers are reminded to reflect on themselves and avoid any form of self-harm or wrongdoing toward others.

Meaning of self-injustice in Islam

The scholar explained that harming oneself is not limited to direct sins, but also includes being overly occupied with others’ affairs, which distracts the heart from self-reform.

The danger of distraction

Focusing on others causes a person to neglect his own faults, missing valuable opportunities for repentance and inner purification.

Arrogance as a major form of harm

One of the most dangerous forms of self-injustice is arrogance, when a person believes he is free from error, while true faith requires humility and sincere return to Allah.

Sacred months as a time of spiritual growth

These blessed months serve as a spiritual school where believers learn discipline, compassion, equality, and refraining from harm to any creature.

Final message

The scholar concluded that the greatest act of worship is to stop harming others—whether through speech or actions—and to embrace sincere repentance in these blessed times.

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