A check
Which of these is closest to what this lesson says kazm al ghayz is asking for?
Feel nothing, because a believer should not get angrySay nothing, whatever has happenedHold the anger, and then act, which in the verse is pardoning and doing goodSay it all now so it does not fester
Yes
The verse does not stop at the holding. It runs restraint, pardon and doing good as one sequence, and it is describing active people. Feeling nothing is not on offer and is not asked of anyone. Saying nothing whatever has happened is a rule that gets applied to whoever has the least power in the room. And saying it all in the heat of it is the late, expensive move that lesson two describes.