Annemi Seviyorum Ama Kırgınım: Bu Günah mı? | Ahmet Kurucan

This video discusses how to religiously evaluate feelings of resentment, anger, or negative emotions towards parents, along with love. Ahmet Kurucan explains that a person is responsible not for the feelings and thoughts they have inside, but for how they translate these feelings into words, actions, and deeds. He draws attention to the distinction between feelings and actions within the framework of the verse, "Do not even say 'Uff'" and the hadith, "The feelings of my Ummah have been forgiven." Furthermore, the video evaluates psychology's role in understanding emotions and religion's role in setting standards for how to cope with these emotions. 00:00 Introduction: Feelings or reactions? 00:46 Viewer question: I love my mother, but I'm resentful 01:45 A story illustrating the feeling of motherhood 03:50 Is a verse or hadith necessary for every accurate piece of information? 05:40 The issue needs to be divided into two parts 09:01 Why are emotions so intense in close-knit relationships? 09:22 Are there specific verses or hadiths on this subject? 10:30 Are we responsible for our inner thoughts? 11:16 What does the verse "Do not even say 'Uff'" mean? 12:07 Is it possible to control emotions? 13:09 What do religion and psychology say? 14:36 ​​The measure: God's pleasure 15:22 What does negative emotion turn into? 16:25 Closing and prayer Join us:    / @ahmetkurucan   For your questions: [email protected] You can follow us on our social media accounts.   / akurucan     / akurucan35     / akurucan35     / ahmet.kurucan   #AhmetKurucan #ParentalRights #Islam #Morality #Emotions #Quran #Hadith