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SubhanAllah Waa TabarakAllah
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Things I thought Islam doesn't speak about,
This sheikh explains them and reference from Quran and hadeeth

"To Allah all things are travelling" ❤️

MashaAllah tabarakAllah sheikh , Shukran

May Allah bless you and your family

Masha Allah

ALLAH Albar Many years ago I went to this beautiful mosque in Cambridge. It is a beautiful mosque, my family lived nearby.
This is environmently  friendly, it is worth a visit and this man is such a good speaker. Today our world is faced with many hardships. We as human beings are suffering but we need to be strong, have faith. Allah Aleem M Taha

In the Quran, overcoming hardships with faith is a central theme, offering comfort and guidance for those facing trials and difficulties. Allah (SWT) acknowledges that hardship is a part of life, but He also assures believers that they will not face trials beyond their ability to endure. The Quran encourages perseverance, patience, and reliance on Allah, and it highlights the rewards for those who remain steadfast in their faith during times of adversity.

One of the key verses in this regard is from Surah Al-Baqarah (2:286), where Allah says:

"Allah does not burden a soul beyond that it can bear."

This verse reassures believers that Allah's wisdom ensures that no trial is insurmountable. Whatever difficulty one faces, they are equipped with the strength to endure it, provided they remain faithful and trust in Allah's plan.

Furthermore, in Surah Ash-Sharh (94:5-6), Allah speaks about how after hardship comes ease:

"For indeed, with hardship [will be] ease. Indeed, with hardship [will be] ease."

This repetition emphasizes that ease will always follow difficulty. It encourages believers to hold onto faith and patience during tough times, knowing that relief and rewards will come in due time.

The Quran also provides examples of those who endured hardships with unwavering faith. The story of Prophet Ayoub (Job), who endured great personal and physical suffering, serves as a powerful reminder. In Surah Sad (38:44), Allah says:

"And We gave him back his family twice as much as they were, as a mercy from Us and a lesson for people of reason."

Prophet Ayoub's story teaches that even in the most excruciating trials, patience and faith in Allah will eventually lead to rewards and restoration.

In Surah At-Tawbah (9:51), the Quran reminds believers that hardships are part of Allah's test for them:

"Say, 'Never will we be struck except by what Allah has decreed for us; He is our protector.' And upon Allah let the believers rely."

This verse underscores the importance of relying on Allah during hardships and recognizing that all things, good and bad, are ultimately within His control.

Overall, the Quran teaches that hardships are opportunities for spiritual growth and refinement. Through patience, trust in Allah, and a commitment to faith, believers can overcome even the greatest challenges. The rewards for such perseverance are manifold, both in this life and the Hereafter.

Thank you for this beautiful reminder

Thank you,Brother Abdal Hakim Murad,it felt very bad but it has eased up a great deal now that I have listened to you.May Allah Bless You,Ameen.

Assalamualaikum.
Closer to me is Allah when I most suffer,on this day of the 6th January 2025,freezing cold dark and not willing to burden anyone with my personal path of hardships,only Allah is Near me and it is soothing,in every beginning is the end,although the end is not the end and the beginning is always beginning despite the hardships of life and living.
The Expander is Allah
And The Constrictor too.
Allahu.