Practical Aspects of Hypocrisy
Before I go in to practical side of Hypocrisy, let me clear that, a person forced to do something against his / her belief and wish, should not be taken as hypocrite.
From the practical aspect, hypocrisy may be divided in to following categories.
In which the Hypocrite tries to:
a) gain monetary benefit or reputation and nobody loses.
b) gain at the cost of another who deserved it.
c) gain good reputation by defaming one or more persons.
d) pretend helping a person or administering justice but actually not doing so.
e) behave as faithful for personal gain only.
f) defame other(s) only out of vindictiveness.
g) gain only momentary pleasure in making fool of other (s)
From the practical aspect, hypocrisy may be divided in to following categories.
In which the Hypocrite tries to:
a) gain monetary benefit or reputation and nobody loses.
b) gain at the cost of another who deserved it.
c) gain good reputation by defaming one or more persons.
d) pretend helping a person or administering justice but actually not doing so.
e) behave as faithful for personal gain only.
f) defame other(s) only out of vindictiveness.
g) gain only momentary pleasure in making fool of other (s)
posted by افتخار اجمل بھوپال @ 4:11 pm
2 Comments:
At 8:37 pm,
Anonymous said…
One should try to correct one self and leave the bad doings of others up to Almighty Allah and pray to Allah to bring them on the right path. We believe Allah helps those who remain good at heart for others. They are the one's who are blessed by Almighty Allah and they pass a peaceful life here and hereafter.
At 9:33 pm,
افتخار اجمل بھوپال said…
Mr Anonymous: Have you ever heard of:
He who, knows and knows he knows, is wise. Follow him.
He who, knows and knows not he knows, is asleep. Awake him.
He who, knows not and knows he knows not, is simple. Teach him.
I did not wish to bring religian in it because this blog has been started for the benefit of all. Now that you have touched it, I confirm that is what you have said is belief of Muslims and I am a staunch believer of it. (Hasbi Allah). You may have read in Qur'aan "Wa laissa lil inssani illa ma sa-a" And also you may be knowing that Khateeb or Wa-iz says in the end of his sermon "Wama alaina ilul blagh".
Post a Comment
<< Home