Narcissism, Toxic Family & Abuse in Islam (Ft. Dr. S Moustafa Al-Qazwini) | After Maghrib EP115

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  @AfterMaghrib · 1 year ago · pinned

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• AS

  @ashfakahmed1 · 9 months ago

  Narcissists never change

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• LI

  @linadewjee7238 · 1 year ago

  I didn&apos;t think I&apos;d ever see this topic discussed so openly with such a knowledgeable, empathetic, and kind scholar. Well done to the moderators for keeping the conversation so open and honest and to the point. You all handled this topic really beautifully and thoughtfully. I have shared this with so many people. May Allah reward all of you and increase your tawfiq!

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  @RoarOfFaith14 · 1 year ago (edited)

  Please please bring Sayed back to another episode 😢... He&apos;s the only 1 who has answered such questions and made my concerns so clear. It&apos;s the hardest when your mother is a complete narcissist. I&apos;ve had to step back, and I no longer feel anything for her. I simply send her very basic text messages and she doesn&apos;t bother in replying and if she does it&apos;s sarcastic or spiteful

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• RH

  @rhamo2003 · 1 year ago

  I love Sayyed Moustafa AlQazwini. He is so passionate and caring and his advice is unmatched. I&apos;ve been uncomfortable with some family situations, and all of his words in this podcast made me feel at ease. May Allah swt reward him immensely and the organizers of this podcast.

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• KH

  @khaiamdar8222 · 1 year ago

  Thank you so much for doing this, saying this out loud. I wish 12. Year old me could hear this. 😓😥

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• ZH

  @zh.110 · 1 year ago

  This was a difficult listen however very necessary. Best one so far, MashaAllah.

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• IN

  @intheether313 · 1 year ago

  I’ve been a silent watcher of these podcasts for a while, Ma’sha’Allah great podcast, I’ve often had discussions with my family that being depressed doesn’t mean that a person isn’t a believer and it’s nice to see justification for that argument. <br><br>Thank you for what you guys are doing, love the variety of speakers

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• SE

  @serenaayub3731 · 1 year ago

  I feel this topic should be re- addressed as abuse and forgiveness . Whilst the host intended on talking about narcissistic behaviour , the talk veers towards the abused invited to forgive. And while the learned Sheikh gives good &nbsp;reasons and examples from the prophets times for doing this, he equally dismisses the impact of abuse on a person. &nbsp;Furthermore, on the &nbsp;one hand, the sheikh clearly admonishes the act of domestic violence which is really helpful, &nbsp;the advice to not to proceed to tell the authorities in case children are taken away or separated, &nbsp;is very unhelpful, &nbsp;because it lends to the lack of understanding of the dangererous impact &nbsp; third party abuse can have on children.<br>Women being abused by fathers sadly is a real problem and the fact the learned speaker has never heard of this before is telling of how much we need to understand abuse and it&apos;s many forms <br>Thank you for addressing the issue of narcissistic behaviour but this topic needs more broader understanding

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• TR

  @travelwithafiya · 1 year ago

  The world needed this.

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• SH

  @sheikhmohammedshahan2001 · 1 year ago

  Assumptions are the mother of all screw ups and biased allegations. Allah, God, and the creator of the universe is forever merciful always giving blessings It&apos;s always these demons and narcissistic individuals who cleverly manipulate and influence people in doing cheap things to each other. Eventually, these people will pay for their mischief. Impressing people by causing harm and injustice has become a trend. Allah should help us all and guide us.

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  @NN-fz4pd · 1 year ago

  Where is the Islamic program for abusers in our communities?

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