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Ibn al Qayyim رحمه الله said,

“Opposing desires will allow the slave to acquire strength in his body, his heart, and his speech.

Some of the righteous predecessors would say that conquering one's desires needs more strength than one who could conquer a city by himself."

[روضة الصحبين٤٧٧/١]

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Wahb bin Munabbih رحمه الله said,

“Whoever is afflicted with some calamity, he has been taken on the path of the Prophets!”

[Hilyat al Awliya 4/56]

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Sheikh al Fawzan حفظه الله said,

"Paradise is not attained by way of laziness, sleeping and resting. It is only attained by exertion in performing the righteous actions."

[كلمات رمضانية 7/8/1437]

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When the believer speaks, it is with wisdom; when he is silent, it is in deep thought; when he sees, he takes lessons; and when he acts, it is a cure.

If this is the way you are, then you are in the constant worship (of your Lord).

[al-Fudayl ibn ‘Iyyadh (rahimahullah) | Abu Nu’aym (rahimahullah) in Hilyatul-Awliyaa, 8:98]

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Stay hopeful, for His mercy is endless. Every challenge is part of His plan to make us stronger. Trust in Him, knowing that even the darkest night is followed by dawn. Indeed, with difficulty comes ease.

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Perhaps that moment is near—the one that will make you forget all the pain you’ve experienced, for life does not hold permanent pain.

Have trust in Allah

Do not lose hope, nor be sad

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In al-Jawzi said :

Perhaps a marriage might result in a child like Ash-Shafi'i or Ahmad ibn Hanbal; such an outcome would be better than a thousand years of worship.

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Brothers and sisters be like " I want my husband/wife to wake me up for Fajr" when your mums been trying to make you pray for half your life. Too many people romanticising the religion. Can't have this fantasy dream of becoming practicing after marriage.

Starting to wear the hijab or start praying after you're married isn't a good idea at all, all this is to be done beforehand because if two people that are not practicing get married and later down the line one of them starts to take their deen more seriously and is now making changes. The other one can either follow up if Allah wills guidance for them too but often times they don't tolerate it because this is not what they signed up for.

They won't rate you anymore, so that person will become a trial for you everyday. Don't expect to change after marriage if you're not already making changes now. Especially when it comes to seeking knowledge, a lot of us say we want to become a "talib al ilm" not really knowing what we’re getting into.

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Abu Hasan Al Muzayyan said:

"A sin committed after another sin is a punishment for the first sin and a good deed that is done after another good deed is the reward for the first good deed."

[Sifatus Safwah 2/456]

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The hardest part of anything haram (forbidden) is its beginning;

After that, it becomes easy, then it becomes enjoyable, then it becomes a habit, then it feels sweet.

Eventually, it gets engraved on the heart. After that, the heart searches for another haram thing.

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The Messenger of Allah ﷺ said, “By Allah, Allah will never throw one who loves Him and whom He loves into the Fire.” (Hākim)

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Imam Ibn Kathir رحمه الله said,

“The one who neglects Allah in his youth, Allah will neglect him in his prime.”

[al-Bidayah, 12/80]

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Ibn al-Qayyim رحمه الله said:

"And Allāh has decreed a decree that cannot be repelled or rebutted;

• The one who loves a matter besides Allāh will be punished by way of it (i.e. love of worship).

• The one who fears other than Him will have that thing overcome him.

• The one who is preoccupied by an affair away from Allāh will have it become a calamity upon him.

• Whomsoever gives precedence to other than Allāh will not be blessed in it.

• Whomsoever pleases other than Him, at the expense of angering Allāh, Allāh will cause them to become discontent with him, and that is guaranteed."

[al-Waabil al-Sayyib]

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The Prophet ﷺ said: “A man who is known for his good manners has the same status as someone who prays all night.”

‎● [الأدب المفرد للبخاري]

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We live in a generation that ignores God but blames him when things go wrong.

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Sheikh al Islam ibn Taymiyyah رحمه الله said,

"If the woman's tongue is long, then her days will be short with her husband."

[Majmoo al Fatawa 23/360]

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Sheikh al Uthaymeen رحمه الله said,

“By Allah! One minute (of worship) is greater than a thousand Dirhams!”

[Silsilah al Liqa' al-Shuhoori 72]