The Progression and Difficulty of Breaking Ingrained Sins
Hazrat Qari Ismail Desai Saheb
Duration
22:15
Summary
Sins often start subtly and become deeply ingrained over time.
Initially, when a sin is new, there is guilt and a desire to conceal it, and it is easier to abandon.
If not abandoned early, a sin can become a deeply rooted habit, making it extremely difficult to break, even causing "withdrawal symptoms" or depression.
Many religious scholars and pious individuals struggle with sins that began as small bad habits in their youth.
Procrastinating repentance or waiting to become religiously qualified allows sins to become part of one's system.
It is crucial to address and stop bad habits and sins from a young age before they become ingrained and define one's character.