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“The successful marriage is not when you can live in peace with your wife, but when you can't live in peace without her.

“If the people who worry about what they don't have started counting the riches they do have, they would stop worrying.

“Going to the masjid is refreshing: not only does one get immense reward, it also uplifts the soul and brings serenity to the heart.

“If a person truly recognizes his worth, then what will he gain from the praise of the people?

“When a worshipper prostrates to his Lord, his worries fall off his shoulders and remain discarded on the ground as he rises back up.

“A person will always remain weak until he seeks strength from Al-Qawi - The All Powerful.

“To be imprisoned behind bars is a loss, but to be imprisoned by one's own desires and to become a slave to one's self is the ultimate loss.

“A Muslim becomes the message he wishes to convey before preaching the message he wishes to convey.

“Islamic humility is acting upon the knowledge that admiration from people has the potential to harm one's deeds rather than benefit them.

“Acts of worship empower and uplift us because Allah created us to worship Him. So by worshipping Him, we fulfill our purpose in being here.

“A smile is the best thing you can say without speaking - in fact, many times it is more effective than speaking.

“Sincerity causes the smallest of good deeds to become the largest.

“Courage is contagious: when one man of courage stands up, other men are affected, and stand up with him.

“O Allah! I cannot praise You as You deserve! [Only You can do so], for You are as You have praised Yourself.

“All too often, we use that which is impossible as an excuse to stop us from doing that which is possible.

“We cannot change the past to rewrite a better beginning, but we can work for the future and strive for a better ending.

“The entire religion revolves around acknowledging the truth and then acting upon it.

“The most successful person is not one who has a message but rather one whose life itself becomes his message.

“Most people find that daily problems distance them from religion; a true Muslim uses his religion to overcome all problems.

“If you are able to conquer your own nafs, other nufoos will automatically be conquered, for they will take yours as a leader.