Hadith on Condemnation of Pride

                   



 Hadith on Condemnation of Pride 



Abdullah bin Masud (RA) reported: The Prophet (SAW) said ,” he who has, in his heart, an ant’s weight of arrogance, will not enter Jannah .”

Someone said :”A man likes to wear beautiful clothes and shoes?” Messenger of Allah (SAW) said,”Allah is beautiful, He loves beauty. Arrogance means ridiculing and rejecting the truth and despising people.”


[Sahih Muslim]


Commentary: The Hadith stresses , that a man who has even an iota of pride in his heart will be barred from entering Jannah. The Hadith word used for smallest amount means in Arabic, either the smallest ant or the particle which is radiated by the sun-rays and seen through a wall-chink. Obviously such a particle has almost a non existent amount, but even this much is disapproved by Allah. If pride incites a man to deny the existence of Allah and His revelation. He is sure to be thrown into Hell. He also faces Devine displeasure and the danger of infernal fire if mere consideration of riches, physical beauty, social and intellectual prominence and family status makes him proud and self-conceited and he looks down upon others, or persists in denial of the truth. A good dress or shoes, is not counted as pride.


May Allah keep us in His shelter from any kind of pride.


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