પ્રફુલ્લતા (હસમુખાંપણું) આક્રોશને દૂર કરે છે.
Cheerfulness dispels resentment and anger.
Cheerfulness dispels resentment and anger.
Anger is a fueled fire; whoever suppresses it puts it out, and whoever unleashes it is the first to be burned by it.
Whoever gets angry at someone who cannot harm them only prolongs their sorrow and torments their own soul.
He who has not swallowed the bitter sip of anger through forbearance has never known the peace of heart.
The one who restrains anger is the one who suppresses his malice.
Three things are proof of a person's nobility: good conduct, restraining anger, and lowering one's gaze.
The strongest among you is the one who controls himself in moments of anger, and the bearer of the heaviest load is the one who forgives despite having the power to punish.
A believer's nature is to offer sincere counsel, and their characteristic is to restrain anger.
The readiest with an answer is the one who does not become angry.
No servant restrains anger except that God increases their honor in this world and the hereafter.
Excessive anger ruins one's life.
A believer's resentment is only momentary; once he departs from his brother, he harbors no ill feeling, whereas an unbeliever's malice lasts a lifetime.
The ultimate champion is the man who gets angry and his anger flares up until his face reddens and his skin bristles, yet at that very moment he wrestles down his anger!
When a believer gets angry, their anger does not lead them away from the truth, and when pleased, their pleasure does not lead them into falsehood, and when capable, they take no more than what is rightfully theirs.
Only that person quarrels whose heart has become constrained.
Whoever is overcome by anger exposes themselves to ruin.
Jealousy brings nothing but harm and rage; it weakens your heart and makes your body sick.
The worst of people is the one who is quick to anger and slow to reconcile.
Anger corrupts the intellect and leads one away from the truth.