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IslamQA: How to stop feeling jealousy and envy

I don't know if you received this or not, but I asked if there were any surahs which stop making you jealous, or any dikhr. Thanks.

Sorry I don’t think I received it. I don’t know of any surahs or dhikrs to do for jealously. This is a character problem that would require commitment to changing yourself. Please see the articles on the page Guides on Getting Closer to God for guidance on bettering yourself. If you dedicate yourself to reading the Quran for an hour a day then I am pretty sure that will solve your problem.

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