Sins that make the vessel cursed Rasol(SM) cursed for various sins!

⚠️ Sins that make the vessel cursed Rasool (ﷺ) cursed for various sins.
The unfortunate slaves who commit these sins also share this curse and curse.
Below is a brief list of them:
1. Women who tattoo or tattoo on their bodies, who apply those tattoos, and women who use wigs or fake hair and who wear fake hair.
2. Those interest transactions, who records the transaction and who witnesses it.
3. Someone who steals other people's wealth.
4. Brewers, Brewers, Liquor Dealers, Liquor Dealers and Liquor Distributors.
5. A person who desires the destruction of his parents.
6. A person who slaughters an animal in the name of someone other than Allah.
7. All men who assume the likeness of women and all women who assume the likeness of men.
8. A person who starts any innovation in the societycommits or condones any innovation.
9. Painter of animals and plants.
10. gay
11. People of perverted taste who eat animals.
12. A person who abuses his parents.
13. A person who strikes an animal in the face.
14. A person who harms a Muslim or does any conspiracy.
15. Women who visit graves, who prostrate at graves or light candles.
16. Having sex behind the back of the wife.
17.Those who make bad comments about companions.
18. A person who wears women's clothing or a woman who wears men's clothing.
19. Bribery, bribe giver and bribe broker. Allah's Messenger cursed and cursed all these types of people.
20. Moreover, the Prophet said that the wife who is angry with her husband and does not spend the night with him in the same bed, the angels of God continue to curse that woman throughout the night.
21. God'sThe Prophet told us that whoever speaks to his brother pointing a sharp weapon at him, the angels curse him.
Book: Food for the Soul. Author: Imam Ibnul Qayyim (RA) 🍀 Please read the entire book to know more such damage of sin.
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