Jumia Books Hatred (Hiqd) Author: Hadrat Muhammed Hadimi Publisher: Hakikat Kitabevi Publications

Hatred (Hiqd) by Hadrat Muhammed Hadimi is a powerful Islamic treatise that confronts one of the most destructive emotions in the human heart: hatred. Known in Arabic as hiqd, this inner grudge or animosity toward others is not merely a moral failing—it is a spiritual toxin that corrodes the soul, disrupts relationships, and distances one from divine mercy.

Hadimi draws from Qur’anic verses, Hadith, and classical Islamic ethics to expose the dangers of harboring resentment. He explains how hiqd can manifest subtly—through envy, passive aggression, or silent bitterness—and how it can escalate into open hostility and injustice. The book offers practical guidance for identifying these emotions, understanding their root causes, and replacing them with compassion, humility, and sincere forgiveness.

The cover design—featuring a furious man against a backdrop of red lightning and storm clouds—visually captures the explosive nature of hatred. It serves as a stark reminder that unchecked emotions can lead to spiritual ruin and societal discord.

This book is ideal for Muslims seeking emotional healing, students of Islamic psychology and ethics, and anyone committed to purifying their heart in pursuit of divine closeness. Whether read in solitude or studied in community, Hatred (Hiqd) offers a transformative path from inner turmoil to spiritual serenity.