Hasad means desiring the removal of a blessing from somebody else that has been bestowed upon him by Allah (swt). The envious person actively wishes the removal of the blessing from another person, and wishes for them to get deprived even though he or she might not receive a similar blessing.
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At a time, when Western Europe was, quite literally, plunged in darkness, tenth century Muslim Spain had paved roads with street lighting and running water.
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