Difference Between Ego (Ujub/Ananiyat) And Standing Up For Oneself

[Dr. Irfan Shahzad]

This has to be decided by the conscience of the parties involved who is right or who is wrong or who has fallen to his egoistic motives and who is contesting for his right, and the arbitrator has to decide accordingly if appointed.

Human understanding is often clouded by his emotions, this is a great test of analyzing one’s intentions, and motives and then trying to come up with an honest judgment.

[Abdur Rahman]

We can’t really know the intentions other than ourselfs.

Please let me know the process of removing these clouds while analyzing self intentions and motives.

What factors/points etc to consider while evaluating ourself in such scenarios.

[Umer]

Please also refer to the following threads:

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[Dr. Irfan Shahzad]

The most effective way to get an impartial analysis of our judgment is to put ourselves in the place and position of the other(s) we judge and see how we see the things.

[Abdur Rahman]

Thanks @Irfan76 and @UmerQureshi !!