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Al-Wa'yam: No Claim of Seeking Refuge
Summary: The article discusses the origin of the phrase "I" that some people avoid pronouncing or seek refuge from. It explains that its origin traces back to the Companion Muawiya ibn Abi Sufyan, who said it in the context of political humility. The phrase is not part of the prophetic traditions or legally recommended practices. The article emphasizes that the real issue is not in the expression itself but in the heart that harbors arrogance and vanity. It underscores the importance of genuine humility and self-confidence without pretense, warning that seeking refuge from "I" reflects a desire to conceal internal arrogance rather than a legitimate fear. Furthermore, artificial humility damages true values and disguises the soul's arrogance.
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