Patience (Sabr), holds great importance in the life of a Muslim. It is a virtue that Muslims should cultivate in their lives until it blossoms to full Tawwakul (reliance upon Allah) with the sweetness delight taste of faith.

Patience is highly important as it serves as a reminder to the believer of the temporariness of this life. In addition, the requirement to turn to Allah under all circumstances, as He is the only One in control of the affairs of mankind.

Patience is mentioned numerous times in the Quran as a quality that is beloved to Allah. It is emphasised that Allah is with the patient ones, however this is for those who are truthful to their claim to patience. The believer will continue to be tested with trials and tribulations throughout this life as promised by Allah in order to ascertain higher levels in the hereafter and have their sins forgiven, so they may rejoice in eternal bliss. Patience and acceptance of Allah’s decree aids in enduring and overcoming these tests with resilience. Furthermore being rewarded in the hereafter for steadfastness. Remaining patient in times of difficulty and hardship leads to spiritual growth and a closer connection with Allah, it is a purification internally and externally.

Cultivating patience requires self-control and discipline. Islam emphasizes self-discipline as a means to avoid impulsive and harmful behaviors. Patiently enduring trials helps the believers to develop self-control and manage their emotions in a balanced way.

That is why patience is a critical and fundamental trait in Islam, a sign of the believers. It enables the believers to navigate life's challenges, strengthen their relationship with Allah, and cultivate positive qualities that lead to personal growth and well-being. Just as the act of patience is of great magnitude, it’s reward likewise is of great magnitude.

- Shaykh Musa Jibril حفظه الله
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Ibn Kathir رحمه الله says in his Tafsir:

One of the characteristics of dunya is that it escapes from the one who chases it, and it chases the one who escapes from it.

[Tafsir Ibn Kathir, 4/197]

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Islām is Not Feminist.

You hear these absurd claims all the time. “Islām is a feminist religion”, “The Prophet ﷺ was a feminist”, “Islām is against patriarchy”, etc. We seek refuge in Allāh from every single one of these statements.

The reality is, Islām refutes feminism & goes against every belief it preaches. Feminism is a religion of its own, & it most certainly isn’t Islām.

Feminism is Kufr. Feminists are Kuffār. There is no such thing as a “Muslim Feminist”, because by definition, anyone who ascribes herself to feminist ideology believes in tenets that are opposed to Allāh’s Revelation, & her beliefs necessitate denial of much of the religion.

We’ll keep this simple, since most feminists are intellectually challenged to begin with. They have trouble comprehending basic arguments & can only reply with regurgitations of their oft repeated mantras.

In a style that even they‘ll understand [hopefully], take a look at how Islām confutes the basic principles of #feminism with one-liners.

— Al-Qawāreer

The first Muslim on this planet was Khadījah.
The first dā'iyah was Khadījah.
Among the first who migrated for Islām was a woman, Fātimah bint 'Uqbah.
And you know who the first martyr of Islām was. Summayah رضي الله عنها.

This didn’t happen coincidentally, it happened for a reason to tell us men, and to tell us women: these are your examples.

- Shaykh Ahmad Mūsā Jibrīl حفظه الله

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اطال الله عمره بحياة مليئة بالاعمال الصالحة
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❝Negative emotions are all like a wound in your heart that doesn’t stop bleeding. If you don’t take control of it, your heart will bleed to death. It requires to be healed and bandaged with the love of Allah. And the peak of that is the strength to smile even with a thousand tears in your heart. Seek solace and comfort in Allah's love which will heal the emotional wounds and bring peace to the heart. ❞

❝There is no happy person except that he has only attained happiness by going against his lust and desire. And there is no wretched person except that he has only become wretched by giving preference to the worldly life.❞

Imām Ibn Al-Jawzī (رحمه الله)

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A speedy solution on how to soothe your anger and madness:

All you have to say is
اعوذ بالله من الشيطان الرجيم
Then all of that anger and madness will subside immediately!

- Shaykh Musa Jibril حفظه الله

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