Sometimes when a family member irritates me too much, I get into a rage and say things like this:
may Allah kill me tonight or may Allah make me die today, etc.
After a while when I cool down, I really regret what I've said. I feel annoyed and don't know what to do. I say "Auzo bellahe mena'shaytane rajeem (اعوذ بالله من الشیطان الرجیم)."
Does this mean my bad prayers will also be answered? Is there a way to expiate for such curses? Thank you and Jazakumullah.
Totally, cursing is counted as an unethical and as an impermissible practice. Meanwhile, it is declared that La’n is considered as a haram (forbidden) act unless in the mentioned-items in accordance with Islam.
According to a hadith it is narrated that:
Believer (faithful person) doesn’t include the persons who curse. (Namely: does not curse (expect the items which Islam allows …)
(محدث نورى : مستدرك الوسائل ، ج 11، ص 178، ح 12686.)
Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him and his household) … said: Of Mo’men’s (believer) characteristics is that he (or she) is not curser (does not curse)
(محدث نورى : مستدرك الوسائل ، ج 11، ص 179، ح 12686)
It is haram for cursing the Mo’men (believer) and whoever is not deserved it. Eventually in regard to the Kaffarah of that, as much as I made research, apparently the best Kaffarah of is repentance. In truth, you’d better repent and decide not to try it again. In the meanwhile, you look as a believer, consequently you are not allow to curse a believer (Mo’men). And as the final recommendation, endeavor not to do something to make your family (especially your parents) furious in order to stopping placing in that situation that…
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