LessonsSharing Hardship, Guarding the Tongue, and Patience During Harm (Accounts 15–17)Quiz

أَمْلِكْ عَلَيْكَ لِسَانَكَ
“Keep your tongue under control.”

Even a true statement is not necessarily necessary or suitable at every moment; timing, tone, and consequences matter. Lying, backbiting, false accusation, insults, and exposing another person's private matter without good reason are forms of harmful speech.

Guarding the tongue does not mean remaining silent about injustice or avoiding necessary questions. Speaking correctly at the right time, in the right way, is also part of self-discipline.

A practical habit before forwarding a claim: Is it true? Does it need to be shared? Could this manner of sharing violate someone’s rights?

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“Control your tongue”: Think before speaking

Sharing Hardship, Guarding the Tongue, and Patience During Harm (Accounts 15–17)

أَمْلِكْ عَلَيْكَ لِسَانَكَ
“Keep your tongue under control.”

Even a true statement is not necessarily necessary or suitable at every moment; timing, tone, and consequences matter. Lying, backbiting, false accusation, insults, and exposing another person's private matter without good reason are forms of harmful speech.

Guarding the tongue does not mean remaining silent about injustice or avoiding necessary questions. Speaking correctly at the right time, in the right way, is also part of self-discipline.

A practical habit before forwarding a claim: Is it true? Does it need to be shared? Could this manner of sharing violate someone’s rights?