If your distress deepens and the situation becomes dire, then turn to your Lord and rely on Him [alone].
Ibn Rajab, may Allah have mercy on him, said:
"One of the subtle secrets as to why relief is connected with the intensification of hardship is that when the hardship intensifies, becomes severe, and reaches its peak: despair arises in seeking relief from the creation, and the heart becomes attached solely to its Creator.
And so, when a person severs their attachment to creation and relies only on their Creator: Allah responds to them and relieves them; for reliance on Allah means cutting off hopes from creation by having despaired of them."
[Majmūʿ Rasāʾil Ibn Rajab 3\173]
@RunchieC @dj_torio @realMaalouf@mohammed_hijab Today, your government locks you up if you don't pay your taxes.
Non-muslims paid less taxes than muslims and were protected by the state.
Dan’s niyyah (intent) is genuine. He’s risked a LOT by speaking up.
His knowledge of the region and of our faith is growing daily.
May Allah SWT guide him and protect him.
“Know that the life of this world is but amusement and diversion...”
Holy Quran 57:20
@DanBilzerian@HassanShibly
@jakeshieldsajj Except he and his family are the real Semites and the "other side" are not semetic at all
Makes you wonder who the real anti Semites are and what their evil agenda is.
- Taking care of the body's health and well-being
- Choosing companions [wisely]
- Taking care to fulfill the rights [of others]
- Not expecting gratitude from others
- Maintaining a pure heart (free from illnesses such as hate, jealousy, etc)
Inner peace is a result of many factors, such as:
- Seeking Allah's aid
- Obeying His commands
- Establishing justice in our lives
- Abandoning chaos and frivolity
- Not interfering in matters that do not concern us
- Staying away from pursuits that have no benefit
@mermowmo@ayoub_harbouche@empireenjoyer10@prestonparra@sneako Because Allah cleansed (masaha) him, i.e., He purified him of sins.
Because he was anointed (musiha) with blessings.
It was said that it is because when he wiped or touched (masaha) the sick with his hands, they were healed.