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“In trusting Allah, remember that what’s best for you might be what’s most painful.

“May Allah not allow our hearts to become hard, may Allah (swt) make us a people sincerely of dhikr to Allah, may Allah grant us the gift of better company than ourselves that keeps our ego in check. May Allah give us the ability to give advice to those around us, the people of la ilaha ilallah are more beloved to us, are closer to us than even the bond of blood. La ilaha ilallah brings us closer than the bond of blood. And may Allah (swt) make us share that love and affection and unity with the other Muslim and show them that sincerity from the bottom of our heart. May Allah (swt) penetrate good advice into the heart of those who need it, may Allah (swt) make us capable of taking advice and taking the best of it and not allowing the advice become a means by which our egos are inflated. May Allah (swt) keep us humble before Him, forgive our shortcomings that have occurred in the past, may Allah (swt) make us of those whose hearts are perpetually being cleansed.

Nouman Ali Khan

“Patience is that the heart does not feel anger towards that which is destined and that the mouth does not complain.

Ibn Qayyim Al-Jawziyyah

“Everything you say or allow into your eyes or ears becomes data that is stored in your heart. That data is later replayed during your prayer. If you want to know what is filling your heart, look at what you think about in your prayer. If you want to guard your heart, guard your eyes, ears, and tongue.

Yasmin Mogahed

“You usually can’t stop people from talking about you behind your back, but you can certainly look forward to receiving their good deeds on the Day of Judgement. :)

Saad Tasleem

“My heart is at ease knowing that what was meant for me will never miss me, and that what misses me was never meant for me.

Imam ash-Shafi`i

“To endure short-lived difficulties that are followed by Long Lasting ease, is better than hurrying for a short-lived ease that is followed by ever-lasting hardship.

al-Hasan al-Basri

“Islamic principles may be evident or uncertain, as are pure scientific principles. The evident principles of the two classes will never conflict; that is, it is impossible for an established scientific fact to contradict an authentic Islamic principle. However, this may happen if one or both of them are uncertain. If one of them is uncertain, then it should be reinterpreted so as to remove the contradiction. If both are uncertain, then the uncertain Islamic principle should be given precedence over the uncertain scientific notion until the latter is proven.

Imam Hasan al-Banna

“We are a nation of sinners, not a nation of angels, so be kind to the people because everyone is struggling with something.

Boonaa Muhammad

“Do for others what you want Allah to do for you.

Shaykh Omar Suleiman

“My heart is too valuable to allow hatred and jealousy to rent a spot.

Mufti Ismail Menk

“When going through a hardship, if you turn to Allah and push yourself to be patient, sooner or later you’ll see how that hardship was actually a blessing.

Saad Tasleem

“We will be asked, “what did you love most in this world? What did you spend life doing? What did you run after? Will it last? The things that you chased, will they last? Will they help you, or will they hurt you when the illusion of this life has passed?

Yasmin Mogahed

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