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Not every danger to your īmān looks dangerous.
Some people are kind, funny, familiar—and still cost you your direction. The Qur’an doesn’t just warn about sins; it warns about company—because who you stay close to quietly decides what starts to feel normal. This film names five patterns to spot early, with Qur’an/Sunnah guidance and a calm plan to protect your heart.

What you’ll learn (simple + practical):

1) The one who makes sin feel “light.”
No pressure, no arguments—just jokes and “relax” until haram feels casual. Allah warns: “Do not incline toward those who do wrong.” (11:113). When sin feels normal, avoiding it feels extreme. Choose distance, not debates.

2) The one who lives bitter about qadr.
Always unfair. Always “why me.” Not grief—resentment. The Prophet ﷺ taught: leave “if only,” say: “Allah decreed, and He does what He wills.” (Muslim 2664). Bitterness spreads faster than doubt; guard your duʿā and patience.

3) The one who makes growth feel “too much.”
Every time you get serious, they tease you back to comfort. Allah says: “Be patient with those who call upon their Lord… and do not obey one whose heart We made heedless.” (18:28). Don’t let their mindset lead your life.

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4) The religious talker with no integrity.
Knows the words, bends the rules. The Prophet ﷺ feared “a hypocrite with a knowledgeable tongue.” They don’t pull by sin; they pull by confusion. If words and actions don’t match, your compass pays the price.

5) The chaos-bringer.
New drama every week; your focus becomes public property. The Sunnah: “From the excellence of one’s Islam is to leave what doesn’t concern him.” (Tirmidhī 2318). Peace can’t grow in noise—shrink the access.

Important balance: Islam does not teach cutting people off easily or acting superior. Be kind, keep ties, make duʿā—but don’t hand everyone access to your habits, heart, and direction. There’s a difference between being kind to someone and being shaped by them. And when someone abuses “dīn talk,” that doesn’t make Islam the problem—it exposes their inconsistency.

A one-week guard-your-heart plan:
Anchor the five prayers on time.
Reduce exposure: mute threads, stop oversharing, shorten visits that spiral.
Replace loops with dhikr/istighfār and one page of Qur’an daily.

Choose one boundary per person (no gossip, no late-night venting, no “explain my dīn” debates).

Daily duʿā: “Ya Allah, surround me with people who bring me closer to You.”

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