Evil is regarded as an intense act of decadence, debauchery and malice when it is considered as force. If one intends to stay away from the holdings of evil so he or she must be aware what is right and wrong more or less one should have awareness so that he or she should not get distracted from the path of virtue, which is undoubtedly Islam. Holy Quran is a Holy manual and source of guidance to follow Islam and abolish evil from our daily life.
Make correction of false believes:
For the first step, Islam should be adopted in a correct way in accordance with Quran and Sunnah and abolition of false beliefs and rituals, which may be source of misconceptions about the believers of Islam. In this regard one should follow true teachings of Quran and if someone doesn’t have such guidance then they must me learnt and if one is already having such guidance then he or she should have be
teaching Quran online on internet or by means of any other modern medium.
Avoid Shirk (polytheism):
One who intends to shelter him/herself against the evil should avoid Shirk because doing Shirk is itself an evil act in which no one looses any neither Almighty Allah (SWT) only person who practices it looses everything in other words it can be said that it is the worst act which a person can do to deceive himself.
Following five pillars of Islam:
Following the five pillars of Islam in a correct manner according to the soul of Islam has firm assurance of staying away from evil by Almighty Allah (SWT) .i.e.
1. Giving Shahadah about oneness of Allah Almighty (SWT).
2. Offering Salat five times a day.
3. Observe Sawm in the Holy month of Ramadan.
4. Providing Zakat (alms or charity) to needy people.
5. Offer Hajj once in lifetime.
One thing is for sure if a person is intended to ask mercy from Almighty Allah (SWT), he or she has to quit all evil acts, which are committed against any person or Almighty Allah (SWT). Evils against Almighty Allah (SWT) can only be forgiven By Almighty Allah (SWT) but He will not forgive evils against any person until or unless suffered person grant forgiveness by his or her will.
