Whatever you one's may need good throughout must have an end. There is the saying that as long as there is life, there is hope.
Suicide is running away from the problem. When faced with problems, we don't run away from them, we solve them. There is no problem that any one person is facing today that someone else hasn't faced and overcame.
There is no justification whatsoever for committing suicide.
Humans are more often than not selfish. We are concerned about our needs and desires that we forget about those of others. Committing suicide is being selfish.
First, it means the individual does not understand purpose. We exist, not for ourselves but for others. It is in discovery that purpose that you find fulfillment.
People are often frustrated because they have not found that thing they were made for or have not taken a move towards achieving it.
The problems of that are in society have their solutions in the mind of individuals but the manifestation hasn't arrived because someone is still thinking about the number of cars he has of the number of designer shoes he hasn't been able to buy.
Suicide is not the way.
Every life matters. Even if you are going through a life threatening ailment that causes you pain, there is still hope. Even if the doctor says you have thirty minutes to live, till the 29th minute, 59th seconds, there is still hope. Learning to see things from the positive side will be more helpful than thinking about taking your own life.
Suicide can be a way out when there is no other escape.
While most countries still oppose Euthanasia this leaves many terminally ill and in chronic pain patients with no legal option but to suffer terribly each and every day. As a terminal patient you are well aware that your life will be over soon so why are you forced to live it in constant pain and agony?
After all it is your life. If you wish to take the step known as suicide to end your terminal suffering, then I say go for it, do what is right for YOU. It is a pity it is deemed illegal and looked upon as a negative through religious eyes.
If an individual wants to end THEIR life, that is THEIR choice and we need to stop imposing other values on what people are "allowed" to do with their own bodies/lives.
Many studies have found that most of the people who commit suicide have a broken home family background. In addition, demands for economic needs often become a reason for suicide, Disease that does not go away is the next reason. Don't underestimate our mood, because if you are in a very bad condition, someone can end his own life. It turns out that all cases of "horror" are based on a person's mood or mood.
Generally we view suicide as an act that is not only tragic but also "wrong". But efforts to prevent people from committing suicide are not without ethical issues. Are we entitled to prevent people from taking their own lives? Isn't that his personal right, for life or for death? The only reason that trying to commit suicide often doesn't really want to, still hesitant, or even if the intention is unanimous it is usually momentary. Therefore, such prevention efforts can be ethically justified.
A Suicidal Person actually wants to kill the image (shadow) of hatred towards someone who is in them.
When faced with life's trials, some people take "shortcuts" by suicide. Even though suicide is not a solution and not a shortcut, even suicide is a very big sin in Islam.
people who commit suicide actually think short and shallow by assuming that if he dies then everything ends. It is precisely the life after death is the real life that is more eternal more severe. If someone who does not have enough provisions for his afterlife then he ends his life in the world with a big sin, which is suicide, then he leaves a much smaller problem in the world (when compared to problems in the afterlife), then faces a bigger problem and heavier in the afterlife.
Suicide is very bad and only done by those that have considered themselves worthless and hopeless. Nobody should take his or her life under any circumstances. That is the greatest expression of self hate. It's very wrong.
Violating religious law and very inhumane, it should be emphasized that the suicide bombing is not a jihad and is a violation of the Shari'a. Shari'ah the law of suicide bombing is very hard, the Messenger of Allaah ‘alaihi wa sallam said," Whoever commits suicide by using a tool / method in the world, then he will be tortured in that way on the Day of Judgment.
I don't subscribe to the suicide thingy.
Whatever you one's may need good throughout must have an end. There is the saying that as long as there is life, there is hope.
Suicide is running away from the problem. When faced with problems, we don't run away from them, we solve them. There is no problem that any one person is facing today that someone else hasn't faced and overcame.
There is no justification whatsoever for committing suicide.
Humans are more often than not selfish. We are concerned about our needs and desires that we forget about those of others. Committing suicide is being selfish.
First, it means the individual does not understand purpose. We exist, not for ourselves but for others. It is in discovery that purpose that you find fulfillment.
People are often frustrated because they have not found that thing they were made for or have not taken a move towards achieving it.
The problems of that are in society have their solutions in the mind of individuals but the manifestation hasn't arrived because someone is still thinking about the number of cars he has of the number of designer shoes he hasn't been able to buy.
Suicide is not the way.
Every life matters. Even if you are going through a life threatening ailment that causes you pain, there is still hope. Even if the doctor says you have thirty minutes to live, till the 29th minute, 59th seconds, there is still hope. Learning to see things from the positive side will be more helpful than thinking about taking your own life.
As long as there's life, there's hope!
Suicide can be a way out when there is no other escape.
While most countries still oppose Euthanasia this leaves many terminally ill and in chronic pain patients with no legal option but to suffer terribly each and every day. As a terminal patient you are well aware that your life will be over soon so why are you forced to live it in constant pain and agony?
After all it is your life. If you wish to take the step known as suicide to end your terminal suffering, then I say go for it, do what is right for YOU. It is a pity it is deemed illegal and looked upon as a negative through religious eyes.
If an individual wants to end THEIR life, that is THEIR choice and we need to stop imposing other values on what people are "allowed" to do with their own bodies/lives.
Many studies have found that most of the people who commit suicide have a broken home family background. In addition, demands for economic needs often become a reason for suicide, Disease that does not go away is the next reason. Don't underestimate our mood, because if you are in a very bad condition, someone can end his own life. It turns out that all cases of "horror" are based on a person's mood or mood.
Generally we view suicide as an act that is not only tragic but also "wrong". But efforts to prevent people from committing suicide are not without ethical issues. Are we entitled to prevent people from taking their own lives? Isn't that his personal right, for life or for death? The only reason that trying to commit suicide often doesn't really want to, still hesitant, or even if the intention is unanimous it is usually momentary. Therefore, such prevention efforts can be ethically justified.
A Suicidal Person actually wants to kill the image (shadow) of hatred towards someone who is in them.
When faced with life's trials, some people take "shortcuts" by suicide. Even though suicide is not a solution and not a shortcut, even suicide is a very big sin in Islam.
people who commit suicide actually think short and shallow by assuming that if he dies then everything ends. It is precisely the life after death is the real life that is more eternal more severe. If someone who does not have enough provisions for his afterlife then he ends his life in the world with a big sin, which is suicide, then he leaves a much smaller problem in the world (when compared to problems in the afterlife), then faces a bigger problem and heavier in the afterlife.
I hope this answer is useful.
Suicide is very bad and only done by those that have considered themselves worthless and hopeless. Nobody should take his or her life under any circumstances. That is the greatest expression of self hate. It's very wrong.
Violating religious law and very inhumane, it should be emphasized that the suicide bombing is not a jihad and is a violation of the Shari'a. Shari'ah the law of suicide bombing is very hard, the Messenger of Allaah ‘alaihi wa sallam said," Whoever commits suicide by using a tool / method in the world, then he will be tortured in that way on the Day of Judgment.