Qëllimkëqija

Qëllimkëqija is an Albanian term that can be translated as malice, ill will, or evil intent. It refers to the state of mind or disposition characterized by a desire to cause harm or suffering to others. This can manifest in various ways, from subtle acts of sabotage to more overt aggression and cruelty.

The concept of qëllimkëqija is often discussed in ethical and philosophical contexts, exploring the motivations behind harmful actions. It is seen as a deviation from moral principles and a rejection of empathy and compassion. In Albanian culture, like in many others, actions stemming from qëllimkëqija are generally condemned and viewed as detrimental to social harmony.

While the term itself denotes the internal disposition, its effects are observed in outward behavior. This can include spreading rumors, acting with deceit, or engaging in violence. Understanding qëllimkëqija helps in analyzing human behavior and the dynamics of interpersonal relationships, highlighting the importance of fostering positive intentions and ethical conduct. It is often contrasted with good will or benevolent intentions.