I am a devout Muslim but not a fanatic. I practice my religion moderately. I believe Islam is a religion that brings balance to life. I can’t achieve balance in life with fanaticism.

Sometimes, people confuse obedience with fanaticism. If someone is devout, he must be fanatic. It is not like that, dear. In fact, a pious person will develop a wise and loving attitude within himself. He is worried about hurting other creatures. If he does not perform worship, he sins only to his God. He can apologize from a hidden space or silently, and God will forgive him. Because God is most loving and merciful.
If he causes harm to other beings—whether humans, animals, plants, or the environment—he must apologize to many of them, with no guarantee of forgiveness. Creatures have a natural tendency to harbor resentment and seek revenge. Once conflict arises, its effects can endure for a very long time.
So, It is better to protect the feelings of others than to hurt them. You will not enter heaven until your problems with other human beings are resolved properly.
I practice my religion’s teachings willingly, seeking guidance for improvement, happiness, and forgiveness.







