Expression of luxury and paganism.

Expression of luxury and paganism. It is not forbidden for Muslims to decorate their houses with oil-varnish, glitter and legitimate forms of beauty. Who can deny the beauty that Allah has created for His servants? In fact, it is not forbidden for a Muslim to keep his house, clothes and everything related to it very well-organized, well-decorated and glamorous. There is nothing wrong with that. A person who has a point of pride in his heart will not be able to go to heaven. Then one said: O Messenger! One of us likes that his clothes and shoes should be very beautiful, does it also fall into arrogance? The Prophet said: Not at all. Because God is beautiful, He loves beauty and beauty. A beautiful man came to the service of the Prophet (peace be upon him) and said? I like beauty, I have been given a lot of things as you see. I don't like it when someone takes advantage of me, even when it comes to shoe laces. O Messenger, will this also be considered as arrogance? He said, "No, arrogance is to reject the real truth and to make people feel inferior and insignificant." Of course, in Islam, exaggeration and exaggeration are not preferred at all in any aspect of life. The Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) did not like the houses of Muslims to be a center of luxury and splendor. It is forbidden in the Qur'an or the manifestation of paganism is not desirable.