Dream - Cursing is one of the acts that is strongly prohibited in Islam. Cursing itself is condemning someone with words that degrade their dignity. This act is certainly very harmful. For example, it can make the cursed person feel ashamed and mentally oppressed. In addition, cursing can also damage the relationship between fellow brothers and sisters. That is why Islam strongly prohibits this act.

The following is the translation of the given 'Bahasa' text to 'English' while preserving any html tags: "The evidence explaining it is found in the Al-Qur'an Surah Al-A'raf verse 33, which explains that cursing is an act that is not good and goes against religious teachings. In addition, in the hadiths narrated by Muslim and Abu Dawud, the Prophet Muhammad also forbade his followers from cursing fellow human beings. Scholars have explained that the prohibition of cursing is very important because it can damage human relationships and create hostility."

Cursing is also a reprehensible character that can ruin a person's character and create disharmony in society. Some hadiths related to the prohibition of cursing include hadiths narrated by Muslim and Abu Dawud, which state that cursing can make a person's prayers unanswered. Scholars like Imam Nawawi also explain that cursing is a bad behavior and goes against religious teachings.

"In Islam, the prohibition of cursing and the presentation of arguments and relevant hadiths related to this are very important to maintain the unity and solidarity of the community and to create good morals in society."

From Ibn Mas'ud (may Allah be pleased with him), the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) said: "A believer is not someone who likes to disgrace others, nor is he someone who curses a lot, nor is he someone with a foul/malicious mouth." (Narrated by Tirmidhi and he said that this is a hadith hasan) From Abu Darda (may Allah be pleased with him), the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) said: "Indeed, when a servant curses something, the curse goes up to the sky, then the doors of the sky are closed so that it does not enter."

then the curse descended to the earth and the doors of the earth were closed so that it could not enter, then the curse went to the right and to the left. If it does not find a way to someone, then it returns to the cursed one. If the cursed one deserves the curse, then the curse descends upon that person. But if the curse does not match the cursed person, then the curse returns to the person who uttered it." (HR. Abu Dawud)

Cursing or condemning someone can cause cracks in interpersonal relationships, and even damage friendships and cooperation in the workplace. In addition, its psychological impact can result in stress, anxiety, and depression for the victim. Not only does it have negative effects on human relationships, but cursing also brings negative consequences for the perpetrator. In Islam, cursing is referred to as a major sin and will bring punishment from Allah SWT.

Besides that, cursing can also reflect negative attitudes and hatred that are stored within someone's heart, which in the end will ruin their own life and happiness. It is important to stay away from the habit of cursing because it can bring negativity into everyday life. By maintaining one's speech and heart from feelings of hatred and anger, one can create a more harmonious and peaceful environment, as well as maintain their own mental and emotional health.

Various types of curse expressions can be distinguished based on the background information provided. Curse expressions can be divided into two types, namely explicit curse expressions and implicit curse expressions. Explicit curse expressions are curse expressions that are conveyed with clear and firm words, without hiding their intentions. Examples of explicit curse expressions are "may an accident befall him" or "I curse him".

Meanwhile, the curse of kinayah speech is a curse that is conveyed using vague words or metaphors. Examples of kinayah curse speech include "may he receive a fair punishment for his actions" or "there will be no luck for him." There are several hadiths that tell about the consequences of cursing someone, one of which is a hadith narrated by Muslim, which states that when someone curses someone, the curse will return to the person who cursed if the person cursed is innocent.