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Sanaa's avatar

May Allah reward you for this insightful piece✨

Fatiah Badmus's avatar

Aameen. Thank you for reading. May Allah appreciate you.🪻

RarëGëm.'s avatar

Jazakumullahu khayran, royal lady.

Fatiah Badmus's avatar

Aameen, wa antum fajazakumuLlahu Khayran.

Asiyah Oyewunmi's avatar

Jazakumullahu kayran thanks for this beautiful write up

Fatiah Badmus's avatar

Aameen, wa antum fajazakumuLlahu Khayran. Thank youuuuuuuuu for reading.🪻

BAMBam's avatar

Beautifully written.

Monday was that dark day for me, Alhamdulilah I pulled through.

Fatiah Badmus's avatar

AlhamduliLlah. May Allah continue to strengthen you. 🪻

Abubakar Mustapha's avatar

BarakAllahu feekum.

A nice piece.

But with few things I would like you to note.

In your first paragraph, indeed we get extra rewards by being patient and suppressing our grief and displeasure when trials struck. But the angles from which we look at those moments just like you have said can indeed change our perception of the trials.

Indeed it's established in prophetic traditions that patience is of 3 categories. Patience with hardship in obeying commandments, patience in refraining from prohibitions and patience when struck by trials.

Patience that is rewarded aligns with understanding that trials are from Allah promotional exams, we pass we get promoted to the next exalted level, we fail and we repeat classes.

Often when trials or burdens are mentioned, what comes to our minds are calamities, but trials or tests can come in form of affluence also.

What's certain is that, everyone of us will be tested, one way or the other.

May Allah grant us guidance and success.

Ameen

Fatiah Badmus's avatar

Thank you for adding this note, I totally agree with you. We're both talking from different perspectives.

Thank you for reading all through. May Allah honour you.🪻

Mubarak sanni's avatar

May Allah reward you abundantly, this really change my perspective right now

Fatiah Badmus's avatar

AlhamduliLlah. Aameen thank you for reading.🪻