Our journey is paved with sadness & happiness. No matter what the Almighty places in our path, keep putting one foot in front of the other, even when it hurts. Remember, no one knows what lies ahead but the One who made us. It will always be what’s good for us.
Even when disagreeing with someone, choose good words. There’s no need to be rude and hurtful because you don’t share their point of view. Be polite and respectful.
Those who are insulting #Islam and its signs, they can't harm it but they show the condemnable conduct and their nature. Insulting Islam isn't the freedom of speech but it's a crime.
#Islamophobia
Stay clear of the herd mentality. Why should you do it just because everyone else is doing it? There’s no need to fit in. Let society say you’re the odd one out. Remember, at the end of the day, it’s better to walk alone than with a crowd headed in the wrong direction.
The dual standard of world, different countries supporting Ukraine against Russia with weapons and embassies, but not Palestine, Kashmir & other Muslims which are suffering in the world. This discrimination is a shame, based on personal interests.
#UkraineRussiaWar#Palestine
Quit relying on people. They’ll only let you down. Today, they’re your friend, tomorrow, they could be your enemy. Now, they approve of you, the next minute they don’t. It’s all about their whims and fancies. Rely on the Almighty. He’s all you need.
Never give up on the Almighty. Bear good patience during your trials. He will answer your prayers, grant you breakthroughs, reward your persistence. Remember, the tears will cease, the wait will be over soon. Keep your faith firm as you wait.
Respect other people’s time. We often have a very selfish attitude towards time in that we expect everyone to adjust their schedules around us but we won’t let anyone mess our day. Stop being self-centered and inflexible. Remember, what you give out, you will get back.
Abdur-Rahman bin Zayd bin Aslam said, Sabr has two parts:
• Patience for the sake of Allah concerning what He is pleased with (i.e., acts of worship & obedience), even if it is hard on the heart and the body.
• Patience when avoiding what He dislikes, even if it is desired.
Let go of your past. Don’t let it get to you. You’ve repented and moved on. The Almighty has forgiven you. Be kind to yourself. Focus on what’s happening right now. Do good deeds, get closer to Him and work hard to strengthen your faith.